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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
From my view...grandpa saw van coming n try to rush it...
Thank the DMO for that.rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
From my view...grandpa saw van coming n try to rush it...
Gramdpa was on the zebra crossing. If you see blood you would not believe,plus they had him baking on the ground for hours.
hustla_ambition101 wrote:Thank the DMO for that.rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
From my view...grandpa saw van coming n try to rush it...
Gramdpa was on the zebra crossing. If you see blood you would not believe,plus they had him baking on the ground for hours.
Working.Kenjo wrote:hustla_ambition101 wrote:Thank the DMO for that.rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
From my view...grandpa saw van coming n try to rush it...
Gramdpa was on the zebra crossing. If you see blood you would not believe,plus they had him baking on the ground for hours.
What else would the DMO would be doing midday so ?
Kenjo wrote:hustla_ambition101 wrote:Thank the DMO for that.rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:sMASH wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Watching a veejo of an accident on the PBR...police vehicle fork up ah man trying to cross
xtrail moving too fast, or man crossing like a jack?
i think its both, ole boi didnt exercise due caution, and police vehicle geed fyars.
From my view...grandpa saw van coming n try to rush it...
Gramdpa was on the zebra crossing. If you see blood you would not believe,plus they had him baking on the ground for hours.
What else would the DMO would be doing midday so ?
Sooo, what is the procedure wrt going out on site? They find their way and claim traveling? Paid vehicle upkeep? Are they supposed to be driven to the site? Or is there no stated procedure for them to reach where they have to reach?eliteauto wrote:DMO's are on call but few respond without being picked up, had circumstances where I'd call a DMO and she's say "well I living Goodwood Park yuh hadda come pick me up" You now have to task a vehicle to go get them. Bear in mind this could be an hour or more after an incident because they answer the phone when convenient
No problem if the choose to help out a different department and they have no cases. But their optional work should not delay their primary work.Kenjo wrote:Week days DMO are usually working in a health centre and doubling up clearing up some cases like rape cases . Most people don’t know this as seen here . Also in cases of murders they need to be accompanied by the police especially to some high crime areas. But as people say they are probably on lunch
sMASH wrote:No problem if the choose to help out a different department and they have no cases. But their optional work should not delay their primary work.Kenjo wrote:Week days DMO are usually working in a health centre and doubling up clearing up some cases like rape cases . Most people don’t know this as seen here . Also in cases of murders they need to be accompanied by the police especially to some high crime areas. But as people say they are probably on lunch
If their attention to the other department is necessary, then that other department is deficient.
Kenjo wrote:Week days DMO are usually working in a health centre and doubling up clearing up some cases like rape cases . Most people don’t know this as seen here . Also in cases of murders they need to be accompanied by the police especially to some high crime areas. But as people say they are probably on lunch
worksux101 wrote:The position DMO no longer exists. It’s either MO 1 or PCP 2.
They have regular clinical duties in their respective Health Centers during the day, but will leave as necessary to take medicolegal cases such as this. Most times the police take long to call or the funeral home take long to attend. The rate determining step is rarely the medical officer.
rollingstock wrote:worksux101 wrote:The position DMO no longer exists. It’s either MO 1 or PCP 2.
They have regular clinical duties in their respective Health Centers during the day, but will leave as necessary to take medicolegal cases such as this. Most times the police take long to call or the funeral home take long to attend. The rate determining step is rarely the medical officer.
I've had the opposite experience. Many many times.
rollingstock wrote:worksux101 wrote:The position DMO no longer exists. It’s either MO 1 or PCP 2.
They have regular clinical duties in their respective Health Centers during the day, but will leave as necessary to take medicolegal cases such as this. Most times the police take long to call or the funeral home take long to attend. The rate determining step is rarely the medical officer.
I've had the opposite experience. Many many times.