copamedic1

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dust, the pants do have the rear slant pockets. The pants are ok, I like the waistband best. mike

I won't flash lights unless there is a mvc ahead or them. I've been on both sides of the issue. the one you warn might be dui, could have committed a crime that you are not aware of, not neccessarily kidnapping, you just never know. If they want to speed, let them take their chances. my two cents, for what it is worth.

I have entirely too much in common with that cartoon. :shock:

that's just too good ! :laughing6:

The two services I work for , here in mississippi, each truck is staffed with a medic and most of the time, an EMS-D. only requirement for ems-d , is to have passed a ambulance driving course. one service is hospital based, and the other is county owned.

If he was naked, where was he carrying his cell phone ? :?

she is rather limber, isn't she ?

bat out of hell, meatloaf

made front page of local paper,with some of incognitogirl's workmates. it's a small town, so a helo sitting down in town, is big news.

I don't usually post articles, I'm better off reading them. I feel Ineed to chime in a little on this one. I've been in ems for about sixteen years, the last ten as a paramedic, about that time ,I also gpt involved with our local police dept.,when they decided to assemble a swat team. We are a small town in rural mississippi, but we are a university town, so there a lot of ethnic diversity. to cut to the chase, I've been with most of the same guys since the onset, we have had a turn over, and new people come on board. I train tactically with the team, I know how to handle firearms of all types. I know my officers medical history as well as the family dr does. they know me and they trust me, I'm not the world's best medic, but to them I am. During training, it's like being a trainer for a sports team. TEMS is probably over machoed, if that's a word. But the officers I work with like having me around.

cypress creek is where i went. worth the money.