Posted by Richard G. on January 27, 2016 at 05:36:42 from (108.192.144.203):
In Reply to: Preferential Treatment posted by John in La on January 26, 2016 at 18:38:48:
Any man or woman in the line of duty should get what ever it takes to get them to the hospital. After all, they are out there protecting us. A friend and former college roommate of mine became a deputy in our county. Back in the 70's, he got a call that a game warden had been shot up in the mountains. Friend got there and put him in his car and headed down the mountain with sirens on continuously. Was holding the game warden up with one hand and driving with the other. Had to drive through one town to get to the next town where the hospital was. Called ahead and had police clear main street in first town so he did not have to slow down. Saved the guys life. Would have not bothered me a bit to have to sit in traffic if it helped save the guys life. They were out there doing their duty risking their lives every day. Richard in NW SC
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