Helping other people out

[NorthernRaider]

Couple of years ago when I was a mobile security supervisor for Securop I came across two road traffic accidents during a one month period, I was first on the scene, did casualty assessment ( both crashs involved cuts and broken bones) so I called Ambulances to both.

A month later I got billed £28 for each ambulance, took me ages to persuade the ambulance people I was only doing the ood samaritan bit, many phone calls and letters. I swore I would never call for an ambulance again for anyone outside my family, and I have kept that word.

Mrs NR is one of the highest qualified nurses in the UK and has first aid training as well, she helped me once when we found a lady collapsed in the street, her bosses found out and she got told if she did it again she would be sacked as she was not insured outside the contsraints of her job.

Society is now set up so good samaritans will be arrested for tackling criminals, sued by accident victims and sacked by their bosses for being humanitarian, so my attitude is now fuck society let em get on with it.