Refusing to report an emergency intentionally?
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the people have already done a good job answering the moral repricussions of the issue.. but didnt specifically answer your question..\n\nit would be very difficult to pin this kind of thing on someone.. its not murder because she did not cause the heart attack.. even if she jumped out and went "boo" its not murder.. as she has no control of the father's bodily functions.. (sounds dirty doesnt it?)...\n\nif it really went to court.. which i would say is 99.999% unlikely.. they could probably pin her with negligence or something along those lines.. nothing of which that would result on anything other than a slap on the wrist.\n\njames is wrong.. as i stated. it cannot be homicide in any shape or form as she did not cause the inital heart attack..\n\njames.. i assure you, that argument will not hold up in a million years.. manslaugher would have been a more likely approch for your point.. which too is unlikely.. \n\n\nalso the link you provided is ENTIRELY irrelavant to the question asked.. for one thing.. it applies to monetary settlements.. not criminal charges.. second.. it applies primarily to the work force.. and doenst say anything about homicide or death.. let alone address my point about her not causing the initial heart attack.. did you even read that entire link? or did you just throw up the first thing you could find on a search engine?.. \n\nid quit while you are ahead..
41345
You could always call Non-Emergency 911 for your area and ask to speak to an officer.  Tell them your situation and ask for a police escort.  They will assist you.
1024242
If they do not make a habit of these late parties, no, I would not call.  I tend to be as neighborly as possible.  You never know when you might have a party that runs late and would want them to be tolerant.  Now, if this is a regular thing, then yes, I would report them.
81793
Have you asked them if they would please be quiet? If you do not want to do this--due to fear for your own safety then maybe you should alert the authorities as this could possibly be a physical abuse/domestic violence situation--are there children in the household? Think of the safety of the children if this is the case!
784982
As a conservative, I strongly oppose any reporting of ANY kind whatsoever.  Trust me, that "conservative", if we are sure that it was a con that did it, was not acting in a conservative way.  This action is not typical of conservatives, and I hope to not be grouped in with this person whatsoever.  Lib or con, everyone needs to lay off the red flag and just answer, agree or disagree, or at most ignore, and most of all, refuse to report!  Nothing will be accomplished by reporting, and we all suffer the consequences when reporting is done!  That's my rant, and my 2 cents.  Whatever, everyone take a break and have a beer.  We'll resume in 5 minutes
1004229
If someone calls 911 and hangs up they have a computer system where they can pin point that call.\n\nThan the Police will go to that location in which the call was made from. Two make sure theres not any one hurt.\nAt that time the police will come in a home without a warrant call probable cause.\n\nTo assure and report back to their supervisor ever thing is OK.\n\nThis is good because sometimes people don't have that second to say HELP.\n\nThey can take someone to jail because they or coming to location thinking something bad as happen.\nThere hearts are beating fast thinking they my have to protect their owe lives from being lost.\n\nMost times its a warning the first time depending on the officer.
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IF you are CERTAIN it is infectious then yes, you do have a right to ask her not to come in as you have a legal obligation to protect the health and safety of ALL your staff. However, be very, very careful because your 'self-diagnosis' over the internet is NOT acceptable as "proof". If you have access to an Occupational Health department/ adviser, you should ask them to intervene in this case.
190150
Exactly what they say. If you intimidate a victim to dissuade reporting, the police allege you made threats against the victim of a crime, with the intent that doing so would prevent them from reporting the crime to police.
152793
no you respect their desicion, health care proffesionals never have the right to force something on someone. however you must explain the risks assc. if they decline tx, and may even ask them them to sign a form called an AMA. against medical advice, but usually we just document refused in the chart. everyone has the right to refuse.\nnow if they are mentally incompitent or have been baker acted it may be different.
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It is my understanding that no hospital can deny emergency care if you need it. However, if it is non-emergency, then the doctor may refuse to take you as his/her patient.\n\nUsually doctors are very sensitive about taking litigious patients becasuse if they get sued, then their insurance goes up and it becomes more expensive for them to practice.\n\nThat said, if you have a genuine problem you should address it.
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Well there's a difference here.. if you're referring to someone who is ill and asks another employee to come in for their shift, then I see no issue with that.  But if you just don't show up and ask someone who's already working to pick up the slack, then someone should inform the boss.  And... that person should say NO.
726280
maybe they had a long day...i would call n complain  maybe they will dismiss the tickect :P
332065
i would definitely be reporting this..you could try saving them and then show the police.
1176969
The 911 number is for emergencies only.  You should not be wasting their time with calls like this.  Of course they can't send a cop out, it's not an emergency!\n\nTry calling the police at their regular phone number.  They will either take the report over the phone or send an officer to your location.
709291
if its technically not a question, pp can report u for that. i no, its stupid.
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wouldn't information be easier\n\n411\n\n you can also call 911 and tell them you have a non- emergency they will usually connect you.
231467
You know, everyone seems awfully eager to rush to judgement here.  It's a legitimate question, come on!\n\nI'd call 911 and let them take it from there.