Haha, that guy had a pretty bad day. Why is the taxi so nice? Is this a limousine service or something?

LMPFAO!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :roflmao:

drunk firefighters :lol:

More like bored firefighters. They probably hadn't ripped open a car for some days.

this cant be true :shock: "shit he doors are locked... we have to cut the roof off!!!" :roll:

"they're in my car"
"OMG gogogogoogogogo!!!!!! tear the damn car apart!"
"noooooooooooooooooo *riiiiiiiiiiiip*

rofl :D

its standard prcedure for firefighters to rip open any car with injured people in it... i wonder where exactly common sense comes into the equation but ah well... i believe it's so that they can get the people out without moving them, to avoid spinal injury

I wonder how compensation is going to work. :P

As it turns out on of the injured in the taxi had a broken neck and was inches away from being paralyzed. No doubt that the firefighter made the right call and followed procedure. You should always help at accident sites even if that means your car is being fucked up. You can always get a new car for the insurance money but lifes are harder to replace.

Article in Swedish;
http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyhete...995719,00.html

What!?!?! :shock: And he didn't know?!?!?!

If this the case, how come they dont cut the roof off every ambulance that has an injured person in?

Because when they are in the ambulance medics have alredy checked them for spinal injuries..

Ah, existential crises for firefighters. Nice one, RC. :P

Actually, it is because when a person is loaded into an ambulance they are already on a backboard, no matter how small the injury, as there is always the possibiblity of back damage. Once they are safe on a backboard, they can be transported around and moved, as there is no risk of their head moving.