Man Sitting on Sidewalk
1727 1st Ave, Upper East Side, Manhattan
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A man sits on the sidewalk, possibly in need of help.
Incident reported at 1727 1st Ave.
A man sits on the sidewalk, possibly in need of help.
Incident reported at 1727 1st Ave.
A man sits on the sidewalk, possibly in need of help.
Incident reported at 1727 1st Ave.
A man sits on the sidewalk, possibly in need of help.
Incident reported at 1727 1st Ave.
A man sits on the sidewalk, possibly in need of help.
Incident reported at 1727 1st Ave.
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He’s not unconscious, bleeding, or in immediate danger therefore making this a non priority call. EMS is going to calls with higher potential of injury first. It’s that simple. Silver lining is there were some good people to call 911 for him and keep him company.
$1500 for an ambulance
EMS is a mess now. Prob better to take an uber if possible (probably not here though)
Waited ‘more than 45 minutes for 911. Disgusting. NYers deserve better and faster responses.
He’s not unconscious, bleeding, or in immediate danger therefore making this a non priority call. EMS is going to calls with higher potential of injury first. It’s that simple. Silver lining is there were some good people to call 911 for him and keep him company.
$1500 for an ambulance
EMS is a mess now. Prob better to take an uber if possible (probably not here though)
Waited ‘more than 45 minutes for 911. Disgusting. NYers deserve better and faster responses.
He’s not unconscious, bleeding, or in immediate danger therefore making this a non priority call. EMS is going to calls with higher potential of injury first. It’s that simple. Silver lining is there were some good people to call 911 for him and keep him company.
$1500 for an ambulance
EMS is a mess now. Prob better to take an uber if possible (probably not here though)
Waited ‘more than 45 minutes for 911. Disgusting. NYers deserve better and faster responses.
He’s not unconscious, bleeding, or in immediate danger therefore making this a non priority call. EMS is going to calls with higher potential of injury first. It’s that simple. Silver lining is there were some good people to call 911 for him and keep him company.
$1500 for an ambulance
EMS is a mess now. Prob better to take an uber if possible (probably not here though)
Waited ‘more than 45 minutes for 911. Disgusting. NYers deserve better and faster responses.
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He’s not unconscious, bleeding, or in immediate danger therefore making this a non priority call. EMS is going to calls with higher potential of injury first. It’s that simple. Silver lining is there were some good people to call 911 for him and keep him company.
$1500 for an ambulance
EMS is a mess now. Prob better to take an uber if possible (probably not here though)
Waited ‘more than 45 minutes for 911. Disgusting. NYers deserve better and faster responses.