Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers get into a fight with a paramedic on an emergency call. The son of the patient took the video of the altercation. All public safety workers must learn to work together for the public good. See previous posts on incidents where fire fighters were arrested during motor vehicle accidents and other emergencies on roadways.
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