Say a prayer for hubby
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FireBuff40
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My thoughts and prayers go out to you, your husband and the rest of your family... I didn't read all 11 or so pages, but there is a story about it on hvfd7.com
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FireBuff40
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HVFD7.com has it listed as Trooper 2
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
St. Mary's today has changed it's headline:
Bad news and good news on chopper dopper: Cops now say man will live and the good news is that he wasn't drunk when he went down for the count while he was supposed to be in home detention.
Bad news and good news on chopper dopper: Cops now say man will live and the good news is that he wasn't drunk when he went down for the count while he was supposed to be in home detention.
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FireBuff40
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From the Hollywood Volunteer Fire Department Company 7 webpage
June 9, 2008
At 1237 hours Station 7, EMS Station 79, EMS Station 19, EMS Station 39, and St Mary's ALS were dispatched to the 43900 Block of St Johns Road for a motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle with possible fire. Rescue Squad 7, Engine 72, and Chief 7 responded with a total of 11 volunteers and arrived on location at 1240 hours to find a single motorcycle with one occupant and no fire. Chief 7 established the "Hollywood Command" while the crews worked together providing patient care for the motorcycle operator until an EMS transport unit could arrive. The motorcycle operator was found to be a priority 1 trauma and would need to be transported to a Trauma Center. The crew from the Squad packaged the patient while Engine 72 handled the Landing Zone for Trooper 2. It was found that the bike was on fire however was extinguished by a bystander prior to our arrival. The patient was transported to the Landing site at St Johns School by Ambulance 397 who turned patient care over to the medic from Trooper 2. Trooper 2 transported the patient to Baltimore Shock Trauma as a priority 1 trauma. All Hollywood units cleared the incident at 1348 hours and Chief 7 (Albert) held the "Hollywood Command".
Units: Rescue Squad 7, Engine 72, Chief 7, Ambulance 397, and Medic 2
June 9, 2008
At 1237 hours Station 7, EMS Station 79, EMS Station 19, EMS Station 39, and St Mary's ALS were dispatched to the 43900 Block of St Johns Road for a motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle with possible fire. Rescue Squad 7, Engine 72, and Chief 7 responded with a total of 11 volunteers and arrived on location at 1240 hours to find a single motorcycle with one occupant and no fire. Chief 7 established the "Hollywood Command" while the crews worked together providing patient care for the motorcycle operator until an EMS transport unit could arrive. The motorcycle operator was found to be a priority 1 trauma and would need to be transported to a Trauma Center. The crew from the Squad packaged the patient while Engine 72 handled the Landing Zone for Trooper 2. It was found that the bike was on fire however was extinguished by a bystander prior to our arrival. The patient was transported to the Landing site at St Johns School by Ambulance 397 who turned patient care over to the medic from Trooper 2. Trooper 2 transported the patient to Baltimore Shock Trauma as a priority 1 trauma. All Hollywood units cleared the incident at 1348 hours and Chief 7 (Albert) held the "Hollywood Command".
Units: Rescue Squad 7, Engine 72, Chief 7, Ambulance 397, and Medic 2
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CalvertNewbie
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This just pisses me off!! What gives them the right to say stupid s*** like this anyway? True or not???? (I'm not saying it is true) Come on.... the police I'm sure were not even done with the investigation report yet! Someone shouldthis dumb azz.
Sorry just had to vent
I agree. I don't know how they get away with always reporting with such a lack of respect?! Prior to moving here, I've never seen reporting like that.
Paso, I just saw this thread and I really hope your husband pulls through. It seems as though you've been through a lot and I'm praying for you and your family. I wish the best for you and hubby.
Pasofever
Does my butt look big?
I am glad they told the cops he would live..they have not told me that..will all his problems diabetes liver etc they do not know how his body will react..he is off sedation and NOT awake...
Trooper 2
Someone put out the fire..the bike was covered with white powder and had a fire extinguisher by it when I got there..
we called several radio stations..and one told us they cops had just called them to say no drugs or alcohol..
Trooper 2
Someone put out the fire..the bike was covered with white powder and had a fire extinguisher by it when I got there..
we called several radio stations..and one told us they cops had just called them to say no drugs or alcohol..
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remaxrealtor
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Hey girl,, just stay focused on the positive and ignore the rest, they aren't worth your time. Sometimes the body needs to sleep to recover itself.
I'll make sure to bring him a loaded pizza when he comes home
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Kain99
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Deep breath... Get a lawyer and sue his azz! That was complete defamation of character.
ImAChvyGirl
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You have a very strong case and credible (sp) witnesses in my opnion I trhink you could win.
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redhotmomma
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I hope he comes through.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
No, it was just rude and insensitive.
Other than his lead sentence which doesn't mention a name, it's just the police dispatch report.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
desertrat
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Explain.
He said he was operating the vehicle while drunk. I kind of thought it was libel also, but then I don't happen to be a lawyer.
Speed Racer
New Member
Athough this is a little late (I'm just catching up on Forum postings), I do want to send my thoughts and prayers to your hubby and wish him a speedy recovery. Disregard any negative comments, press, etc. You have a lot of people who care and wish you only the best.
aps45819
24/7 Single Dad
You're assuming the first sentence refers to WB
desertrat
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Yes I was, I can't imagine who else, but I see your point.