> There have been multiple cases now where (American, obviously) Law Enforcement have brutalized and injured people experiencing diabetic shock. Those incident

> There have been multiple cases now where (American, obviously) Law Enforcement have brutalized and injured people experiencing diabetic shock. Those incidents are reprehensible and should never be forgotten, and I don't intend to excuse them or the culture that enables them, but statistically they are extremely rare. Even in the worst parts of America, in a medical emergency you are better off with emergency treatment than not. And if you don't want the watch to call 911, for whatever reason, you can turn that feature off.