LAX TSA wheelchair guy video...

That's fucking odd

Are there pictures of the TSA victim to compare?

"Its" skin is too pale and the head is too shaky to be a real person. The arms are barely moving as well.

Just part of the drill that took place.


Probably the same dummy used in boston

As far as the "dummy" angle? I think you are going to find that this was a very large, tall, and oddly shaped individual with a goatee (sterotypical male TSA worker) that got shot in the head and lost a whole lot of blood.

Crazy.

I thought the same thing when I saw that earlier.

The way the legs are splayed does not look natural, nor does the dangling arm.

I've never seen heavy injuries delivered on wheelchairs instead of gurneys before Boston and this. Not a smart way to transfer wounded, or do the new EMT manuals say it is?

You're joking, right? You mean that is what they'll say if this goes viral. You are not actually saying that is a real person are you?

Headshot people get put in a rigid cervical collar and transported via backboard. On a gurney.

Not flopping around in a wheelchair without so much as a band-aid or IV started. This isn't a battlefield evacuation.

The tactical cop taking point is icing on the cake, brought to you by See BS News.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Sorry not head - right lung massive blood loss.

lol gurney's must be outdated or something because apparently a guy with his legs blown off and still conscious doesn't need the gurney, IV or bandages either... [link to www.kaotic.com]

pic linked from here [link to educate-yourself.org]

Ok, let's say he was hit in the lung.
Why is his shirt not removed?
They'd need to put in a "heimlich valve". This is a device to treat sucking chest wounds and prevents the lung from collapsing. Standard in an EMT's bag.

Shirt would also need to be removed to attach ekg monitoring electrodes and a defibrillator patch (they don't use paddle defibrillators anymore)

And again, not IV started, no O2 given, etc.

Sounds like if this is real, not a doll, then it will be big time evidence in an upcoming lawsuit all edging that these EMT guys were clueless and liable.

Alleging.

And how can they clear the airway, use a resuscitator bag, and do CPR with him sitting in a wheelchair?

Also, the triage blankets were spread out in full open view of the news helicopters. That stuff is ordinarily kept somewhat restricted as they don't want the chance that there will be a public viewing of someone's guts spilling out, or a bare-chested female that they are putting paddles on her chest to re=start her heart, or God forbid someone sees their own husband with his arm blown off.

Think about it...how many times have you ever seen the triage blankets? Ever?

First of all, let's make it clear that it was law enforcement, not EMS, that wheeled out the mannequin-looking individual. I'll be the first one to say this was a mannequin used for EMS training, but for the smart guy who said an EKG, etc should have been done clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. In this case, once you make sure the scene was safe, which it wasn't, you would want to get the patient out ASAP. Your notion of EKG, IV, chest tube on scene is fucking ridiculous. You're not going to stick around and preform invasive procedures while there's an active shooter. So while you have the right to free speech (for now), keep your points directed towards things you know and stop making this site look like a bunch of idiots.

Looks like he has pillows stuffed in his shirt. We can get a better look at him when he ends up on anderson cooper telling his story from a hospital bed.

Plus there isn't any blood on clothes/head

In the upper left on the clip it just says; "earlier"

Earlier as in from the drill 2 weeks ago??

My post from the other thread: Ok peeps, hopefully someone can back me up on this: there was two real fishy bits of video shown on CNN in the last little while.

The first is the wounded man in blue being wheeled towards the emergency vehicles, did anyone watch the whole scene start to finish? Something was definitely different with the guy from when they first brought him out to when he started getting medical attention. At the start of the footage the guy looked fine, he was sitting upright and looked alert and healthy. Literally within a second of being out of camera view suddenly he's extremely pale, can't hold himself up, etc.. Anyone see this?

Also, another "blue shirt" was seen being lead to an ambulance by what looked like one police officer and a group of firefighters. He seemed to have an injured arm and also looked like he was arguing with the group of officials and shaking his head "no", there's literally a crowd of firefighters jostling him around, then for no reason there's a definite cut in the video (not live video) and all you see is the man now in a stretcher being loaded into the ambulance by said firefighters, with his clothes in a pile where he was last seen standing beside the ambulance.

One more thing, just a min ago (on CNN) there was a loud gunshot with the sound of a shell casing hitting hard ground broadcasted during an interview with one "Debra ferrick?" The only video feeds on screen during this loud gunshot were one feed of emergency officials helping "victims", one feed showing a helicopter view of the Tarmac of LAX, since the only other audio and video would be from the interview showing at this time, where did the sound of the gunshot come from? Why was it so clear? Hoping someone can verify that this stuff wasn't just on my t

This is the best part. Drill caught live..watch the vid and try to explain this away

Exactly. If he's got a wound that bad, ONE of those guys running with them should at least be trying to put some pressure on it.

Where's the blood trail?

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goatee: check

large: check

tall: ok 2 out of 3


:dummytards:

For what ever reason a cop is pushing a dummy in a wheelchair with some swat fool running in front like it's d-day or something I don't know, but that is a dummy in the wheelchair.