
Tell us your tales of the police, ambulance workers, firefighters, and - dammit - the coastguard
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:33)
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The police were in attendance and had arrested her for starting a fight and being a drunken nuisance. She seemed to have lost consciousness by the time the vehicle arrived, was barely responsive to voice and pain stimuli, so the police de-arrested her and released her into the hands of the crew.
Ten minutes later they arrive at A&E. Turns out she had been quietly been undoing the seatbelts, as no sooner had the vehicle stopped then she was up off the trolley and through the back door, and had vanished into the night across the car park.
This sort of thing happens a lot, apparently.
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:59, 8 replies)

She's not 'not Batman' - if that answers your question?
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 12:07, closed)

Also, this is in fact a genuine story, not some half arsed film reference.
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 12:08, closed)
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