Mammoth Jones
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That's just fucking evil. Fuck.
Laws governing assistance don't put a clause in it saying unless you think he's dead either way.
There are only a few exceptions were laymen are allowed to call the death of people over a professional and those are things like decapitation and similar.
EMD doesn't let people die either when they think it's hopeless a doctor has to make that call. This can differ in cases of emergency depending on available personnel.
What do you think he was doing? Fishing?
The kids should of called emergency services and let them handle it but fuck you if you wanna drown yourself. I'm not going to stop you.
If that was my son i would be dismayed. Would probably give his inheritance to charity
How the fuck do people turn out like this? What series of failings lead to disgusting humans like this?
If only they could release their names so this video and story will be associated with them forever. But they're just getting off entirely scott free. No repercussion whatsoever. makes my blood boil, especially as being an ex-lifeguard.
Well seeing as how they don't seem to care they've probably told a bunch of their friends and since they're teens it'll spread quickly.
There's a bit of hope.
Huh? Im almost certain Ive heard Florida has Good Samaritan laws
Huh? Im almost certain Ive heard Florida has Good Samaritan laws
I think this is what bothers me the most.You see someone in trouble and you just laugh at them while filming it?.
That's a moral question, not a legal one. People post on here about committing suicide. If they did it, would you want to be held liable for not helping?
What do you think he was doing? Fishing?
The state of Florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress.
As someone who's dealt with stuff like that before, you can't just get sued, you can be in serious legal trouble if someone says they're going to kill themselves and you do nothing. you're supposed to get them to call a suicide hotline or call the police or something.That's a moral question, not a legal one. People post on here about committing suicide. If they did it, would you want to be held liable for not helping?
Idk how any human regardless of age could act like that. Even animals have better instincts.
At least one of them probably. The other's may have gone along with it because peer pressure and the general "not giving a shit about others" attitude many teens possess depending on maturity. I imagine later in life they will realize the gravity of what they did and hopefully be emotionally destroyed or they won't care because they are psychopaths.There has to be some type of pathology to display this kind of behavior? Psychopath kids?
Wouldn't surprise me if the kids end up being doxxed and receive countless threats, and probably end up in some real danger themselves.
They shouldn't have been charged, that's asinine.
They are under no obligation to save a drowning person, and me being someone who's actually (stupidly) done this before, it is REALLY fucking dangerous, unless you have something to pull someone out of the water with.
So you're basing thinking he was trying to drown himself on "What do you think he was doing?"
If I see someone in the water, drowning or otherwise, the thought of "Maybe they're trying to kill themselves" wouldn't even begin to enter my mind. That is so absurd.
They saw him walk out into he water and swim to the middle of the lake.
The teens were interviewed by police, during which they admitted to being in the area "smoking weed," police said.
Should be Florida's motto, really.what the fuck
In that bizarro world of yours, maybe...You can't sue someone for not helping; otherwise we'd all be fucked.