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Yeah - failed to see that...however 6 years post incident is still a long time...

This is happening 13 years after the fact??!! Someone dragging ass on the investigation or what?

I sometimes think she's banging Andy on the side the way she preaches his gospel...

"Heavily flawed" - Mike, how polite of you :ROFLMAO: . The paper was fraud to promote the MMR vaccine he was developing...he admitted to that and to perjury in court, hence why he lost his medical license on 2 continents. But, he touts himself as a martyr...as do his minions. Need more...

So, as I've told many people here, when medicals go into the Recruit Medical Office, there are essentially 3 piles - Recommend Immediate Enrolment, Do Not Recommend Enrolment and Needs Further Review. The "Needs Further Review" pile is always the deepest. There are always lots of files and...

A bit better than a flipped 105 on someone's VW Rabbit on the Pat Bay Highway while driving to Swartz Bay going to Ft Lewis...

Dudes asked for 'earing protection and were given tape to cover their studs insteadmof headsets and ear plugs...

So, police aren't medically in charge of a patient - the paramedics and their medical control/directors are. Police are in control of the threat and security side of the care delivered, as well as preservation of evidence or direct supervision if the person is arrested. The paramedics also...

I know...I well remember a dude strapped to a litter with every triangular bandage and field dressing in the ambulance holding him down, showing up at our field hospital one day in 1987...pre us having meds in the vehicle...again why police are trained/paid to use physical force to restrain...

That's what police are for and why paramedics in many jurisdictions have access to haloperidol, olanzapine and lorazepam for im/iv injection and sublingual administration for the olanzapine. Yes, we were trained to have an upside down stretcher in the racks over potential psych patients on the...

Yes indeed...now if we could just get program directors and legal to authorize tranq guns in the ED's - have loads of B52's, Zyprexa and/or high dose Ketamine for stand off shots to keep too many people getting hurt/involved. Downside is the poor optics of us schwacking someone in the ED with...

Yup...and sometimes several able bodied people with electrical assistance... Beat me to the punch...as it were, lol. That only works 'til they're cuffed...and even then. One of the worst dickheads I ever dealt with in the ER was amped up on coaine and alcohol - took 6 big cops almost an hour...

Differential diagnoses increase with age...

Yes indeed...and you get bloody ring in the toilet as well...seen many an emergent colonoscopy ordered based on that...

Big bullets too - 203mm IIRC?

But at our age, causes red poop scares...

Any particular crayon colour you want?