Crime Surgeon vs. Cop - who is wrong here?

The surgeon could have caused an accident and killed someone else while speeding to save a life so despite the circumstances she shouldn’t be speeding.

So you have the same position with cops speeding when responding to a call? I bet you don't though. oops!
 
Admins and management initiating shit policy because they’re so far removed from the working stiffs in the field or on the floor is such a universal experience.

We are having performance metrics crammed down our throats daily. Administrators don't give a fuck, and only care about numbers
and money. We are told repeatedly that our department is overstaffed, despite us making the hospital lots of money. I fully expect lots
of experienced staff to quit in the next several months.
 
We are having performance metrics crammed down our throats daily. Administrators don't give a fuck, and only care about numbers
and money. We are told repeatedly that our department is overstaffed, despite us making the hospital lots of money. I fully expect lots
of experienced staff to quit in the next several months.
Profiteering bullshit. Sorry to hear that man
 
We are having performance metrics crammed down our throats daily. Administrators don't give a fuck, and only care about numbers
and money. We are told repeatedly that our department is overstaffed, despite us making the hospital lots of money. I fully expect lots
of experienced staff to quit in the next several months.
The company i work for ran into that issue sometime last year, let go a bunch H1B’s came in, lost a bunch more to the point that they’re trying to rehire some previously let go…..

Just watching it burn down, collecting checks for as long as i can (also medical field). Side business is doing ok, but i live a tad lavish, will need more before i retire. Im grateful to have my job, but I’m so sick of these corporate ghouls who demolish livelihoods just to see if they can squeeze just a bit more margins.
 
One of the very first things I taught my daughters when they got their license is to call 911 if they don't feel safe, and I reiterated that same lesson after the mass-shooting spree here not long ago. I feel that same lesson would work here.

I taught all my kids, but mainly my daughters, that if you're getting pulled over, marked vehicle or not, if you don't feel safe and you don't feel like it's a real cop, just call 911. The dispatcher can reach the driver, and verify it's a real cop. Don't speed up, just drive as normal until they get the okay from the operator that it is a real cop then pull over. Yes, in the end, you may up with an extra charge for failing to stop, but that's for the courts and a judge to decide if it comes to that. A phone call by the "Doctor" to 911 could have avoided this incident entirely, or at least diffused the situation to get the lady to the hospital asap.

I assume most police officers would escort them to the hospital immediately, and sort out the validity or bullshit afterwards. This isn't a patient, it's the doctor. I believe they would hate to be the reason for the delay that could cost a life.

Fun fact... most cops aren't dicks if you don't treat them like dicks. Some are, but most aren't.
 
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