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Depends on the situation. I've had operators ask if anyone was injured so they wouldn't have to send out an ambulance. Usually, the police are there anyway.
by dannygarcia 13y ago
Depends on the situation. I've had operators ask if anyone was injured so they wouldn't have to send out an ambulance. Usually, the police are there anyway.
- jessaustin 13y agoOf the three groups (fire paramedics police) which is most likely to be bored with nothing to do? Of course the cops are going to light the lamps. This nation would have much better policing if we had half as many cops. I had a single day of jury duty two weeks ago and was dumbfounded by how many sheriff's deputies there were wandering around the courthouse in a daze, loitering around the metal detector, setting off the metal detector, speaking at inappropriate volume, eating in unsettling fashion, etc.
- Anderkent 13y agoI'm sorry, but have you been to a dispatch room? I spent a day with in a sherriffs department once and then had went on a ridealong - there's no 'loitering around', arranging a half an hour's break for dinner was difficult.
- corin_ 13y agoBoth you and the person you are replying to have taken personal anecdotes and expanded them out to decide that America has either too few or too many cops.
- jessaustin 13y agoOh, no. Both of us already knew the truth. The anecdotes are just for color.