Building site staff told air ambulance crew they couldn't 'park' there because it was against 'health and safety' rules - then tried to stop medics getting to the patient who was suffering a heart attack

by Guest on Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:38 pm

[*]Air ambulance landed inside a housing development to treat a heart attack
[*]But a saleswoman marched up to the crew telling them they couldn't 'park' there
[*]The woman also tried to stop the crew lifting up a fence as they dashed to help the patient in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire

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by WhoseYourWolfie on Thu Feb 01, 2018 3:42 am

They should have handcuffed the arrogant bitch to the fence, and left her there for a few hours, until the police were available to cart her away and charge her for obstruction...

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A similar incident happened down south a few weeks ago, when some businessman attempted to deny access for an ambulance and crew through his property..

I don't how how some people can get so far into their lives, and even appear to be holding down halfway-decent jobs, and yet remain so stupidly ignorant in regard to statutory access rights for police and emergency services.

Building site staff told air ambulance crew they couldn't 'park' there because it was against 'health and safety' rules - then tried to stop medics getting to the patient who was suffering a heart attack

Building site staff told air ambulance crew they couldn't 'park' there because it was against 'health and safety' rules - then tried to stop medics getting to the patient who was suffering a heart attack

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