Warren Police Officer walked up on an 8-year-old after being electrocuted in the summer of 2022,

[jeff of pa]

I Don't Get it ? other then it was Michigan ?

Someone with the Police Had time to Decorate the place with Yellow Tape ?
But didn't pull the Kid Out If they didn't Touch the Wire, they were safe.
The Wire Wasn't gonna attack Them ! Cowards !

 

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[Flaxcon]

I'm thinking the yellow tape was there because of the low power line, not the kid on the ground.

 

[jeff of pa]

Oh Maybe

 

[DizzyDigger]

From the burns on his hands it looks like he grabbed that wire..OUCH!

 

[pepperj]

I'm thinking the yellow tape was there because of the low power line, not the kid on the ground.

Granted that might be the reason why.
But it doesn't excuse the one standing there watching it.
That part should be the question why??

 

[jeff of pa]

The Moment he Opened the door

There was apparently a crowd Forming too by the sounds.
I'm Not sure if it was all Women. and These days Some people don't trust to get Involved for various reasons. Not in their Job Description.
I Can't honestly Say I would have thought to Drag him out,
But I Think I Would have walked over and tried to get movement.
If that Cop wasn't there looking on. he may have been Warning everyone to stay back in case the Wire was waiting on them to Pounce or shoot lightening
Views from a Distance can be Deceiving however it looks like a normal Size Car could have driven under the wire. in that Angle the wire goes Over the Car/Truck to the Right & Over the other cops Head.
So I Don't think I would have Feared the Wire.

 

[Turbo21]

The Moment he Opened the door
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There was apparently a crowd Forming too by the sounds.
I'm Not sure if it was all Women. and These days Some people don't trust to get Involved for various reasons. Not in their Job Description.
I Can't honestly Say I would have thought to Drag him out,
But I Think I Would have walked over and tried to get movement.
If that Cop wasn't there looking on. he may have been Warning everyone to stay back in case the Wire was waiting on them to Pounce or shoot lightening
Views from a Distance can be Deceiving however it looks like a normal Size Car could have driven under the wire. in that Angle the wire goes Over the Car/Truck to the Right & Over the other cops Head.
So I Don't think I would have Feared the Wire.

With high voltage wires. You have a minimum approach distance. Depending on the voltage of that line, without touching it it can arc across from the line to your body
Example. Where I work (local utility) we have a 10ft minimum approach distance for a 23kv line. My guess is that’s a 4kv line which still has a few foot “mad”. If you are inside that “mad” it can jump from the line to you. Regardless I would have been in there and dragging him out

Bob

 

[ticndig]

basic EMS guidelines when I was a firefighter.
1- assess the scene
2- secure the scene
3- render aid if safe to do so
4-don't become a victim yourself
the graveyards are full of dead heroes

 

[jeff of pa]

Still ! It's obvious to me, by the burn on his hand.
he Grabbed the Wire !
Which means the Wire Was Not effecting him till he grabbed it.

 

[releventchair]

Wet ground for a bonus.
Kid ain't goin nowhere.

Confined space training . Often mention of hazardous conditions ...Don't add to the body count trying to rescue a dead co worker plus other companies maint. workers).
We (A boss and co-worker) were at an educational deal .
When the topic became the type equipment a same business as ours had lost a worker in as part of a group, his former co-workers left the room.
Nothing anyone could have done for him.
Had there been onlookers , they wouldn't have changed anything either.
Until investigated there was no reason to move him. He wasn't going anywhere either.

 

[jeff of pa]

 

[ticndig]

10 year old hero becomes victim# 2 . chief sure stresses their immediate action a number of times.
so how were the officers not shocked to incapacity by 4000 + volts .
a whole lot of things not adding up.