No, he's not a LEO, but it seemed more appropriate to put this here, rather than OT. Jim was a firefighter/paramedic and I've known him for thirty years; we went to the academy together. Just like cops have people they'd prefer to have on a call with them, Jim was one of those as firefighters go; strong as an ox, always stayed calm and had a way with people.
Jim was at our training grounds learning wall breaching techniques. The group broke for lunch and he dropped and went into full arrest. His partner, also a paramedic, and others that were there started resuscitation efforts. He was transported to the hospital where the doctors and nurses continue to work on him to no avail.
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Jim was at our training grounds learning wall breaching techniques. The group broke for lunch and he dropped and went into full arrest. His partner, also a paramedic, and others that were there started resuscitation efforts. He was transported to the hospital where the doctors and nurses continue to work on him to no avail.
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We have his watch...
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