Appalling attack on cyclist paramedic

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

On Wednesday, December 25, 2019 at 1:02:20 PM UTC, Simon Mason wrote:
A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

At least Pounder has an affirmative defence, he would have used a chisel.

On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang for an
ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which they approached
the supine figure had to be seen to be believed. They told me that such
"customers" often become violent when disturbed.

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang for an
ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which they approached
the supine figure had to be seen to be believed. They told me that such
"customers" often become violent when disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang for an
ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which they approached
the supine figure had to be seen to be believed. They told me that such
"customers" often become violent when disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles from
London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 8:01:02 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang for an
ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which they approached
the supine figure had to be seen to be believed. They told me that such
"customers" often become violent when disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles from
London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

So you have been transferred to a new hospital, big deal.

Simon Jester wrote:
On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 8:01:02 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient
over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance
Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester
City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up
unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and
he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests
including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and
the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police
responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang
for an ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which
they approached the supine figure had to be seen to be believed.
They told me that such "customers" often become violent when
disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving
Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles
from London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

So you have been transferred to a new hospital, big deal.

Sez the group clown. You really are a fool.

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 10:35:32 PM UTC, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Simon Jester wrote:
On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 8:01:02 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient
over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance
Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester
City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up
unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and
he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests
including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and
the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police
responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang
for an ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which
they approached the supine figure had to be seen to be believed.
They told me that such "customers" often become violent when
disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving
Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles
from London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

So you have been transferred to a new hospital, big deal.

Sez the group clown. You really are a fool.

Sez the dole scum who has never paid a single penny in tax in it's whole lonely life.

On 30/12/2019 11:35, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Simon Jester wrote:
On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 8:01:02 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient
over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance
Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester
City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up
unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and
he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests
including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and
the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police
responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang
for an ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which
they approached the supine figure had to be seen to be believed.
They told me that such "customers" often become violent when
disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving
Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles
from London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

So you have been transferred to a new hospital, big deal.

Sez the group clown. You really are a fool.


And peace and goodwill to all people.

On 29/12/2019 22:35, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Simon Jester wrote:
On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 8:01:02 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 29/12/2019 19:02, Simon Jester wrote:

On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 3:02:30 PM UTC, JNugent wrote:
On 25/12/2019 13:02, Simon Mason wrote:

A paramedic has been viciously attacked while treating a patient
over the weekend.

The appalling act of violence took place as North West Ambulance
Service paramedic Ian Shortman attended a casualty in Manchester
City Centre.

As he knelt down to give treatment, an assailant ran up
unexpectedly and kicked him in the head.

The frightening attack left Ian disorientated and vulnerable and
he was taken to hospital where he underwent numerous tests
including a CT scan as a result of dizziness and headaches.

The attacker was restrained by three doormen in the vicinity and
the patient was taken to hospital. Greater Manchester Police
responded and an arrest was made.

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashi...knelt-17471078

Emergency medical staff, unfortunately, run the risk of assault by
patients all the time.

I recall some years ago seeing a man stretched out in the kerbside
gutter in absolutely freezing weather in the early hours. I rang
for an ambulance. When the crew arrived, the caution with which
they approached the supine figure had to be seen to be believed.
They told me that such "customers" often become violent when
disturbed.

Yes, but that was in Liverpool and the Customers are just Thieving
Scallies with the intelligence of a mushroom.

That shows just how much you (don't) know - it was about 30 miles
from London.

Take up your description of the locals with .... ooh.... let's see...
the assembled throng at Millwall Supporters' Club?

Or any crowded boozer in working class Essex.

So you have been transferred to a new hospital, big deal.

Sez the group clown. You really are a fool.


And you fall for it every time. Ever thought that the joke might be
on you?

--
Bod