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7/23/2017 7:17:48 PM
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What would they be charged for? Not saving someone is not a crime.
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I think it could fall under manslaughter or another "indirect" death charges. They didn't help him when they had the chance to, and when they should've. Sort of negligence.
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They're trying to charge them with failure to report a death which is a misdemeanor crime as of now. Don't know if it'll stick or if they'll actually push for it but it seems like the Police Chief really really wants to get them for something.
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Edited by Chris P Snipes: 7/24/2017 12:32:14 PMit isnt in murricah? in germany it IS a crime. edit: its called denial of assistance
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[quote]it isnt in murricah? in germany it IS a crime. edit: its called denial of assistance[/quote] So if there's a fire in a city in germany do all the citizens have to run in and save someone or risk being charged with that?
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no but not calling the firefighters would be denial of assistance in that case.
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Go save a drowning person Tip: the person drowning will panic and pull you under to try and save themself....
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not neccessarily especially if you arent alone like this kids in the video. out of all reactions filming the incident and taunting the drowning guy is probably the worst thing to do
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[quote]not neccessarily especially if you arent alone like this kids in the video. out of all reactions filming the incident and taunting the drowning guy is probably the worst thing to do[/quote] Is what they did the right thing to do? No. But in america you are under no obligation to risk your life to save others.
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Or as an alternative for those who can't swim, CALL 911. Or is that too dangerous?
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murricah..
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Don't know but the police chief is trying to find a way to charge them with something.
