Called Good Samaritan 911, the law encourages people to call for emergency services in the event of an overdose.
Thomas, the officer who fired his gun, was responding to a different call in the Ellis' neighbourhood when Andrea Ellis accidentally cut herself, while her sister Andrea went on to call for emergency services.
Whether by way of climbing or falling, he ended up going down the chimney chute and had to call for emergency services to come and get him.
On Monday, nearly 10 years after the incident occurred, a judge dropped the charges against officers Sébastien Gaillemin and Stéphanie Klein for failing in their responsibility to warn the teens, 15-year-old Bouna Traoré and 17-year-old Zyed Benna, about the danger and not calling for emergency services.
One could also consider, at the time of administration of epinephrine, calling for emergency services, but that is usually done if there is no quick and adequate response to the initial therapy.
Call for emergency services.
Know how to call for emergency services in your country.
Call for emergency services if you believe that a situation is life-threatening or otherwise extremely disruptive.
Do not hesitate to call for emergency services if a wound or injury is serious, or if a person is demonstrating signs of shock.
Do not leave the victim unless you are alone and haven't been able to call for emergency services (911 in the USA, 999 in the UK, 190 in Brazil, 000 in Australia and 112 across Europe ) services (911 in the USA, 999 in the UK, 190 in Brazil, 000 in Australia and 112 across Europe ).
