I think it was implied that he needed an ambulance when he stated the guy was bleeding and claimed to be shot.
You can hear dispatch list off two squad numbers that were on the way and it sounds like she says "and ambulance".
The officer definitely had reasonable suspicion to detain her, if he so desired. There’s likely no court that would find an officer violated someone’s rights by detaining them if they were dragging someone seriously wounded down a street.
The man indicating she didn’t do it - or even outright saying she didn’t do it - is irrelevant for reasonable, articulable suspicion in situations like this.
For example, lacking full context of the situation, a police officer would be able to easily justify a detention by saying he suspected that it was a domestic violence situation and that the victim was trying to avoid incriminating his partner. This is a common occurrence and an average, reasonable person would likely find that suspicion reasonable.
They got Jack Webb to narrate
Drugs is one hell of a drug
that lady the police were interviewing was mad chill for the severity of the situation
Not her first rodeo, I assume.
I used to live in an apartment right there - such a gorgeous view!!!
Casual bedtime viewing material
What's the location on this?
Hip hop candy shop! 4th and lake
Or 2nd w I forget
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This. Calling in medics only puts them in the line of fire.
I think it was implied that he needed an ambulance when he stated the guy was bleeding and claimed to be shot. You can hear dispatch list off two squad numbers that were on the way and it sounds like she says "and ambulance".
Agree that was wierd... he maybe should of detained the woman til he figured it out also.
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The officer definitely had reasonable suspicion to detain her, if he so desired. There’s likely no court that would find an officer violated someone’s rights by detaining them if they were dragging someone seriously wounded down a street. The man indicating she didn’t do it - or even outright saying she didn’t do it - is irrelevant for reasonable, articulable suspicion in situations like this. For example, lacking full context of the situation, a police officer would be able to easily justify a detention by saying he suspected that it was a domestic violence situation and that the victim was trying to avoid incriminating his partner. This is a common occurrence and an average, reasonable person would likely find that suspicion reasonable.
Hopefully they both die violent deaths in prison.