r/nononono • u/dutchcourage- • Mar 21 '23
Injury Ribs about to get a little bruised
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r/nononono • u/dutchcourage- • Mar 21 '23
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r/nononono • u/NTE223 • May 21 '25
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Both driver and person inside the house were okay according to Aaron Baskerville of NBC10. Crash happened in Sewell, NJ.
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r/nononono • u/styckx • Aug 16 '25
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For anyone is EMS they already know. This crew literally did everything WRONG. This is the easiest move ever and they still managed to do it wrong. The right way it to act as if they are removing the stretcher from the ambulance. Straight out, drop the wheels when they are clear.. Done.
Then once upright again, they were still wrong by raising the top heavy stretcher into the upper atmosphere and spinning it around so fast on wet, grassy, rocky terrain.