http://www.news12.com/NJ/topstories/article?id=227288#
Please move this to New Jersey Incidents and Breaking News
Please move this to New Jersey Incidents and Breaking News
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Lakewood EMS workers accused of joyride
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fineshot1
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Either I am having a problem with my FF browser or your link is useless.
Seems to require a login to News 12 or one of the ISP's.
DJ88
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fineshot....Problem here also. The link comes up okay but when I click on to play the video I am told "The website wants to add on Windows Media 6.4 Player Shim from Microsoft". Here's the link for the video from the Press website:
http://app.com/section/VIDEONETWORK&videoID=1060473763
It should work okay.
http://app.com/section/VIDEONETWORK&videoID=1060473763
It should work okay.
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Sorry about that I forgot about the log in thing
Try this http://news12.cv.net/video/FN0313JT.wmv
Try this http://news12.cv.net/video/FN0313JT.wmv
Thank god it was my agency or my employees they all be looking for other jobs, total abuse of emergency vehicles should not be tolerated by any agency. Your talking about playing with at least with 125 thousand dollar ambulance what could they be thinking of, unreal.
Tony M.
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Tony M.
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I see a plus side to this story. Even though I don't think this was part of an officially sanctioned "training" program, learning how to control an emergency vehicle in the snow is an important bit of training that's usually only experienced by accident (pun intended).
That said, if this was a "Hey, it snowed, come down to the lot!" with the first line ambulance and an on-duty patrol car, and nothing from the volley captain or the police training officer, there may be a talking-to (or more) warranted, especially if it meant potentially destroying a first-line bus.
Coming from a NJ volley squad, I had NO emergency vehicle training (Hey kid, you got a driver's license? Okay, Vinnie's gonna let you drive back. I need you driving on Tuesday nights - anyone ever have similar "training?"). I didn't get it until I began working professionally in EMS in a program that put all its employees into an EVOC program. 25 years later, I went through the course again and had a blast. Now that one of my kids is driving, I wish I could get her this sort of training, instead of teaching her just how to drive in ideal conditions.
That said, if this was a "Hey, it snowed, come down to the lot!" with the first line ambulance and an on-duty patrol car, and nothing from the volley captain or the police training officer, there may be a talking-to (or more) warranted, especially if it meant potentially destroying a first-line bus.
Coming from a NJ volley squad, I had NO emergency vehicle training (Hey kid, you got a driver's license? Okay, Vinnie's gonna let you drive back. I need you driving on Tuesday nights - anyone ever have similar "training?"). I didn't get it until I began working professionally in EMS in a program that put all its employees into an EVOC program. 25 years later, I went through the course again and had a blast. Now that one of my kids is driving, I wish I could get her this sort of training, instead of teaching her just how to drive in ideal conditions.
Looks like a movie clip, Mother, Jugs and Speed. Still it's Lakewood, another Henny Youngman joke.
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