it might be cheaper to put some type of fly paper that would stick to their feet on the ledge hooked up to a bungie strap.
that way, if they really do jump, rescue can just wait till they stop bouncing and pull them back up.
it might be cheaper to put some type of fly paper that would stick to their feet on the ledge hooked up to a bungie strap.
that way, if they really do jump, rescue can just wait till they stop bouncing and pull them back up.
They need to put out float coats like they wear on the flight deck of a carrier. Auto inflating, so the body floats after it hits, but does nothing to lessen the impact. They can even put on a strobe light and dye pack to make sure they find the body. It's not like the state can do anything to prevent the suicides, so we might as well make them less expensive.