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Never left too, but glad to see that your still posting....

R/r 911

LP 10 is still new, I thought maybe we were discussing the LP 5. (yes I still have both and they still work great! I use them in trainng as the "good ole days)

R/r 911

I have not read yet, that further investigation reveals that ......."The deputies told Midland County Sheriff Gary Painter that they had about three to five beers each"......

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32503068/

So not only were the officers using no gray matter in deciding allowing a scantly clad female holding a weapon, they also were under the influence of alcohol while using law enforcement vehicles.
So not were they stupid in one area, they had a case of dumbass in many other areas. Good riddance, such idiots should not be wearing a uniform and be responsible for guns with ammo.

R/r 911

Actually, an autopsy report (including toxicology reports) are considered public records in most states. The truth is don't do the drugs or alcohol and you would have not to worry about reputation as if they could (since they are dead).

R/r 911

While we are at, since one of the leading variances and dangers in patient care is the stretcher. Then maybe we should remove it as well. Since there is a large number of patients dropped, that fell and workman's comp it would be much easier just to have the patient walk to the unit.

Yeah, instead of educating and reviewing the why's and how to repair we can simply just ignore ways to improve our methods. Sure resort to doing what is the most simplistic... aren't we glad the rest of medicine did not follow that path?

R/r 911