EMT Is Sick Of Officer Blocking His Ambulance, Decides To Get Even

The traffic had backed up, and everyone looked through their windows, craning their necks to see what the blue and red lights were all about. Despite the running EMTs, there was more to see.

All eyes were on the EMT and police facing each other. They were face to face and shouting at each other. But the question was why.

A Cramped Accident Scene

The five police cruisers and an ambulance took up much space and the already narrow road. The slow passing traffic that had to squeeze by made for strained work around the accident scene.

Someone had been injured, and an EMT did quick work to secure them. Another EMT, Troy, had other troubles to worry about. There was a cop car blocking their exit.

Talking To The Sergeant

It wasn’t long before the injured civilian was on the stretcher. Troy spotted the Sergeant and ran to tell him the car needed to be moved. The cop took a good look at the car, looking displeased.

He lifted his head and scowled before calling out to a young cop. “Move your car!” he shouted, but the order was ignored.

Ignored

Troy was left reeling. How could the man ignore an order like that? The ambulance needed to pass through, so the Sergeant decided to take matters into his own hands. But when he tried climbing into the car, he discovered it was locked.

Troy could see his partner in his peripherals, frantically waving for him to hurry up. “We can’t waste any time,” he told the Sergeant. But when the Sergeant shouted his order to the subordinate again, the young cop didn’t budge.

Trying To Remain Calm

One of the essential things about Troy’s job was to remain calm, but he was finding it difficult. The police were sworn to serve and protect, but how were they doing so by boxing an ambulance in with their car?

He needed to find a solution and thought about pushing the car or breaking into it. His mind was reeling, but then he spotted something on the side of the road: a tow truck.