"For too long, judges have been forced to set aside their common sense and
experience when determining whether a defendant poses a danger to the
community. Judges frequently say their ‘hands were tied’ in these
decisions. Tragically, in multiple cases across the state, individuals
granted diversion despite clear risks have gone on to commit
homicides—outcomes that underscore the urgent need for reform.”
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The California District Attorneys Association issued this statement today.
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As SG1 says, we never leave our people behind.
If LP reprimanded him today, a carefully placed link on a social networking site leading to a news report would elicit angry comments from around the world and net that fellow a few national TV appearances, maybe a job offer.
A congrats that the hero is still alive, and saved someone would be in order. However a stern reprimand is also in order and deserved.
Where was the air quality monitors? Fans to bring in fresh air? How far away was the safety gear? Was the original operator wearing safety gear?
Probably an OSHA violation to go in after someone without safety gear.
Sorry, but luck will not save you every time. In this case it did.
What is the long term effects these people will have?
In the military, during a NBC attack, you are trained to get your own MOPP gear on 1st(<9sec for mask) then help your buddy. You can't save anybody if your dead.
What would you of blogged if they both died? Or more? How would the families feel?
LP was right. Bad habits are hard to break. By doing it pubicly, it taught the workers how to do things right.
The problem could be solved by shutting it down forever. Yeah!!!!
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