Can Emergency Responders BREAK the LAW? #shorts

Did you know that #emergencyresponders can break the law? #shorts

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[RoofingFacts]

A police officer ran a red light going over 70 mph in a 35mph without his sirens and hit and killed my family member of mine. When his spouse attempted to file a complaint with the department, police officer showed up at her door a couple days later add threatened that she could be arrested for making false complaints.
She was over 70 years old and they threatened her.

[JoeD]

A few years ago an officer from Greenfield, MA going 83 in a 30 killed someone. Got 2 years in prison. Thats a slap on the wrist.

[stevenbailey]

It’s called driving with due regard, and yes, laws regarding emergency driving (driving priority or driving code 3) drastically vary by state and driving with lights and sirens to calls is a pretty hot topic in the fire/EMS community for driving lights and sirens increases your risk for getting into a crash by over 400%. We’re trained to drive incredibly defensively and to be extra vigilant when going through intersections and heavy traffic, though this isn’t always successful.

[Volkswagen_Yeetle]

What if its a September 11 level emergency?

[damonculbert]

Is it true that No emergency vehicle can go through the red lights of a school bus even if they’re responding to an emergency?

[kilmachine]

Man I know someone where a cop was responding to a call the cop was speeding to get there with no lights or sirens was said to be doing 80 in a 35 hit and killed a woman and nothing was ever done to the officer and the kids now grow up without a mom!!!

[Integrity.is.everything]

I thought qualified immunity meant you can't hold cops accountable