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My last post allowance for today spent on saying thanks for all your replies. Just found this website through Googling. Been laying awake all night thinking about this

lol. Single story, conveniently enough. However, at the front gate there are a couple of *really* high cement steps

Wow, that was real quick. Thank you! My area is Vegas, but your reply confirms my thoughts. Police attendance, I mean. I'm curious to know how EMTs would make a decision as to whether or not someone had been pushed? Bruises, signs of a struggle, I assume. That said, I'm assuming the person who made the 911 call would have to answer police questions before going to the hospital? Many thanks for your response.

Hi, I'm currently writing a book involving someone who receives a serious head injury after being pushed down a flight of stairs. My question is, on an emergency call such as this, would police attend with EMT? I'm not writing a detective novel; I want the guy who pushed to get away with doing it and I don't want a police investigation to be the focus of what I'm writing. That said, I do want to be factually correct. If anyone can help, I will really appreciate it. I have a couple more questions on the same subject, but don't want to burden you just yet. Many thanks for your time, Andy