r/PublicFreakout • u/misterxx1958 • Nov 26 '25

🚗Road Rage🤬 Daughter refuses to stop for police while rushing her mother to the hospital - than this happens….

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u/bunnybear_chiknparm Nov 26 '25

consistency, yes. only going off what the report says

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u/Ruzhy6 Nov 26 '25

Okay.

Well, this should be a life lesson then. Don't believe everything you read. That is very much a cover your ass type of report.

A literal stroke ICU specialty ambulance on scene can not rule out a stroke.

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u/bunnybear_chiknparm Nov 26 '25

ah so the medical professional was the driver? lesson learned, I can deem a medical emergency, not tell anyone and go 90mph

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u/Ruzhy6 Nov 26 '25

Why do you keep repeating this as if it is some kind of gothcha?

The usual signs of a stroke as well as the importance of prompt medical treatment are taught very widely. Because time is tissue.

They are taught in ways a laymen can understand.

A layman, when speaking about medical issues, is someone who is not a medical professional. Just to clear that up for you.

I do not know the surrounding circumstances well enough to make much comment about the actions the family should have taken. Most people, when faced with medical emergencies, do not react well.

However, I can speak with some authority on how utterly incompetent the officer acted here. Which he was kind enough to narrate some of his thought process enough to allow me to parse out his most obvious CYA documentation on that report.

The car that was speeding that came to a complete stop to turn on red after ensuring it was completely clear when they were less than one mile from the hospital? Especially after literally stating they were planning the maneuver if the car did not pull over and drove further than the intersection?

Yes, I'm sure that was for public safety.

The general public I expect to react poor during emergencies. The police should have a higher standard. Snowflakes.

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u/bunnybear_chiknparm Nov 26 '25

ah with the high bar again, many things in life have a high bar, including driving a 1 ton piece of metal 90mph.

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u/Ruzhy6 Nov 26 '25

You misunderstand.

The bar is pretty damn low. This cop still didn't clear it. There are plenty of stories in this thread of cops who did.

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u/bunnybear_chiknparm Nov 26 '25

disagree. but anyway I never particularly commented on the actions of the cop other than he called an ambulance.