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Originally posted by xXxtremelySecure
reply to post by Aquarius1
I live in VA, I still stop to check on people if they are on the side of the road or have their hazard lights on but most of the other officers write it off as a bad rookie habit...
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Originally posted by squidley_35
I myself have never been in an abusive relationship, but Iv got friends that have. It never usually gets better. In fact 9/10 times it gets worse, and I dont want to be too late...
Im not sure how to approch this if it does get worse.
Or should I approch it at all?
Can any1 give me a bit of advice pls?
Originally posted by dixon
Originally posted by xXxtremelySecure
reply to post by Aquarius1
I live in VA, I still stop to check on people if they are on the side of the road or have their hazard lights on but most of the other officers write it off as a bad rookie habit...
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Pardon Moi,
But why is this a bad rookie habit ?
Originally posted by xXxtremelySecure
Because LEO's don't fall under the good Samaritan laws we are legally liable for any help rendered off duty. If I give you CPR and crack a few of your ribs then you can sue me for everything I own. Same for any other help rendered.
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Originally posted by tribewilder
And that is one of the stupid laws. If anyone has training to help in a time of need, and does so, they should not be held accountable like that unless it is a severe case of doing the wrong thing.
I would rather have a policeman try to save my life than not, and it's unfortunate that society has gone in this direction.