Five Men Rush to Save Drowning Woman, cop Stands Around and Chats on Phone

[agenda21nwo]

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

Cops are not rescue workers or firefighters and are generally not trained for it....better that they call for help and stay out of the way

[Bam-bam]

Cops are not rescue workers or firefighters and are generally not trained for it....better that they call for help and stay out of the way

stay out of the way of what? the lake?

someone should hit your head with a bat with all the strenght, maybe it would fix your crooked brain and you could live a normal life.

mad props to the civlians doing anything they could to save that ladies life.

edit: watched the whole video, they actually did it and saved her  

[Papper]

Well, maybe he was busy making a post on getbig.

[galeniko]

well hes a cop, hes not david hasselhof-baywatcher

[MORTALCOIL]

To Procrastinate and Stare.

[240 is Back]

the best part is that in his police report, he probably takes credit for saving her life.

he'll get some nice recognition for being a hero that day.

[Agnostic007]

I'd say the officer would be better suited for a job where he can stay warm and dry. He certainly doesn't have that important little thing that police should have that kicks into gear when you see someone in a life threatening situation. The citizens in that case were probably just as suited as that officer to try and reach the occupant however I couldn't/wouldn't count on someone else to see opportunities to trouble shoot a problem to reach them with time being so critical. I'd be down there doing my best to get them out.   

[calfzilla]

Cops are not rescue workers or firefighters and are generally not trained for it....better that they call for help and stay out of the way

This.

[Mr Nobody]

Cops are not rescue workers or firefighters and are generally not trained for it....better that they call for help and stay out of the way

Remember when Susan Smith drove into a lake and drowned her kids in SC Vince?

[dj181]

Well, maybe he was busy making a post on getbig.

+1

[jon cole]

I'm a cop too. Why the cop at phone? because he's calling firemen, he had to make a report to superior authority, and superior authority are going to decide.

Sometime on accident i'm with my phone because i make a report to the firemen to help them to engage needed material, or a superior authority, because sometime it's more usefull than trying to lift a car from a lake or trying to cut the carcass of a car with your bare hand.

[hrspwr1]

Deal with the public enough and you will not give a shit after a while.

[Army of One]

No mention of the moron filming no doing nothing?

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Doesn't the fact that they can talk to her tell us she wasn't drowning. And in fact, a bunch of guys jumping into the mud may have made the situation worse. I think one guy going down there probably would have been the best thing to do. In America ripping people out of vehicles that aren't on fire is a good way to get yourself sued.

[The Showstoppa]

No mention of the moron filming no doing nothing?

He was fetching a fire extinguisher.

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

Remember when Susan Smith drove into a lake and drowned her kids in SC Vince?

Yes, because I was hauled in for questioning along with my friends.   

[Soul Crusher]

Yes, because I was hauled in for questioning along with my friends.   

You should be hauled in for questioning for crimes against humanity. 

[OTHstrong]

Cops are not rescue workers or firefighters and are generally not trained for it....better that they call for help and stay out of the way

you fucken idiot, nobody is trained for this but you don't just sit there with your thumb up your ass while someone is dying.

[Oly15]

you fucken idiot, nobody is trained for this but you don't just sit there with your thumb up your ass while someone is dying.

^^ people these days are to worried about professionalism and code than actually scrapping their bullshit protocols and being a man.

[O.Z.]

I'm a cop too. Why the cop at phone? because he's calling firemen, he had to make a report to superior authority, and superior authority are going to decide.

Sometime on accident i'm with my phone because i make a report to the firemen to help them to engage needed material, or a superior authority, because sometime it's more usefull than trying to lift a car from a lake or trying to cut the carcass of a car with your bare hand.

You think like a real cop. Paperwork first, lives later.

[OTHstrong]

You think like a real cop. Paperwork first, lives later.

this^

^^ people these days are to worried about professionalism and code than actually scrapping their bullshit protocols and being a man.

and this^

[dario73]

I'm a cop too. Why the cop at phone? because he's calling firemen, he had to make a report to superior authority, and superior authority are going to decide.

Sometime on accident i'm with my phone because i make a report to the firemen to help them to engage needed material, or a superior authority, because sometime it's more usefull than trying to lift a car from a lake or trying to cut the carcass of a car with your bare hand.

So, while someone is in distress, your priority is following your department's protocol?

[Mr Nobody]

Yes, because I was hauled in for questioning along with my friends.   

Why did they think you had something to do with the case?

[Soul Crusher]

Why did they think you had something to do with the case?

Ha ha ha ha ha.