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  1. 04-22-2009, 05:58 PM #1
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    It takes the average PD unit close to 8 mins to get on scene, another 3-5 to make contact with complainant. It takes EMS/Fire an average of 10 mins to get on scene and about 5-8 for PT contact. This does not included the delay from you dialing 911 to the unit getting dispatched. It takes the human body anywhere from 15 seconds to 6 mins to bleed out from a wound. As danny said I do not trust any one in the world except close friends, my wife and my partner on the ambulance. Other than that everyone else can fuck off.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eraser4g63
    It takes the average PD unit close to 8 mins to get on scene, another 3-5 to make contact with complainant. It takes EMS/Fire an average of 10 mins to get on scene and about 5-8 for PT contact. This does not included the delay from you dialing 911 to the unit getting dispatched. It takes the human body anywhere from 15 seconds to 6 mins to bleed out from a wound. As danny said I do not trust any one in the world except close friends, my wife and my partner on the ambulance. Other than that everyone else can fuck off.
    atl pd takes 11+ min according to a study just done this past yr by the ajc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shagwAg3n
    atl pd takes 11+ min according to a study just done this past yr by the ajc.
    I was basing that off what the DOJ and DOT ( yes they are the people that run EMS/FD in the USA) consider acceptable times, I can tell you first hand that it takes me almost 15 mins to get to most of my calls because of how rural my 911 zone is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eraser4g63
    I was basing that off what the DOJ and DOT ( yes they are the people that run EMS/FD in the USA) consider acceptable times, I can tell you first hand that it takes me almost 15 mins to get to most of my calls because of how rural my 911 zone is.
    wasn't correcting you or saying your info is wrong, just putting more info out there
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    Quote Originally Posted by shagwAg3n
    wasn't correcting you or saying your info is wrong, just putting more info out there
    Oh I know i was siting my sources for the info incase someone decided they wanted to challenge, your point further proves everyone else's including mine. lol
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