Keep it up CHP, and see how fast Fire/Rescue rolls on an "officer down" call. Gotta observe all those posted speed limits, dontcha know. Wouldn't want to get a ticket.
So, did the CHP officer interfere with the Fire/Rescue crew that had command of the accident scene?
Isn't the officer's primary job to assist the responding Fire/Rescue crew?
The fireman's name was published. Why not the CHP clown?
2/07/2014 12:03 AM
‘Ridiculous’: How a Firefighter Ended Up in Handcuffs While Helping Victims at Scene of Serious Car Accident [More]
Hey, he's lucky he didn't get all choked up.
Besides, it's standard department protocol to let everyone know who's in charge in situations like this.
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Close this window Jump to comment formKeep it up CHP, and see how fast Fire/Rescue rolls on an "officer down" call. Gotta observe all those posted speed limits, dontcha know. Wouldn't want to get a ticket.
So, did the CHP officer interfere with the Fire/Rescue crew that had command of the accident scene?
Isn't the officer's primary job to assist the responding Fire/Rescue crew?
2/06/2014 11:27 PM
The fireman's name was published. Why not the CHP clown?
2/07/2014 12:03 AM