Thankfully, the woman's life is saved. But there is a 20/20 catch on when police are supposed to use common sense vs following the law. Speeding can also cause an accident and put more lives in danger trying to save one. 

Right away we find faults with the police, but not to the hospital that didn't have anti-venom to treat the victim. The first aid treatment by putting compression on the foot and cut open the affected area probably sustain the woman's life until she reaches Georgetown. So, who is at fault here?

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

Prince posted:

Thankfully, the woman's life is saved. But there is a 20/20 catch on when police are supposed to use common sense vs following the law. Speeding can also cause an accident and put more lives in danger trying to save one. 

Right away we find faults with the police, but not to the hospital that didn't have anti-venom to treat the victim. The first aid treatment by putting compression on the foot and cut open the affected area probably sustain the woman's life until she reaches Georgetown. So, who is at fault here?

Sometimes I wonder if you have a brain or it's been never used. You sure about this treatment?

Guyana has become an inhumane society!

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

Your opinion does not count. I am talking about first hand experience in Guyana, what is your GARBAGE.

kp posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

Your opinion does not count. I am talking about first hand experience in Guyana, what is your GARBAGE.

kp posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

Your opinion does not count. I am talking about first hand experience in Guyana, what is your GARBAGE.

Bribery is a way of life in Guyana because of people like you who look for an easy way out. That said, the driver in question never reported that the police demanded a bribe. This story is not about your unfortunate experience.

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

What is garbage about the first part of the statement? Its what the GPF does. And a speeding car is a prime candidate for them to make a raise. Naturally, u Dont go to guyana or know how things work down there so your idiotic response is no surprise.

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

Yes. Conduct an escort after knowing the condition.

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

You do not live in Guyana and do not know how these things work. That is the expectation in all the stops I have had, the request sometimes being direct, at other times subtle. I have passed motorists on the side of the road paying policeman who stopped him. In open view!

Zed posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

You do not live in Guyana and do not know how these things work. That is the expectation in all the stops I have had, the request sometimes being direct, at other times subtle. I have passed motorists on the side of the road paying policeman who stopped him. In open view!

It matters not whether I lives in Guyana. In this particular case, the driver did not mention anything about bribery. I am not taking anyone's personal experience into consideration on bribery either. 

This story is not about you or me. What's wrong with you fellas today? Are we still in nursery school? 

Prince posted:

Zed posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

You do not live in Guyana and do not know how these things work. That is the expectation in all the stops I have had, the request sometimes being direct, at other times subtle. I have passed motorists on the side of the road paying policeman who stopped him. In open view!

It matters not whether I lives in Guyana. In this particular case, the driver did not mention anything about bribery. I am not taking anyone's personal experience into consideration on bribery either. 

This story is not about you or me. What's wrong with you fellas today? Are we still in nursery school? 

Bhaiji, I think you are really out of touch with how things work in Guyana. Read the article again and you may see what the driver is insinuating. I have first hand of experience of a police stop. Dem looking for fried rice raise.

Mitwah posted:

Prince posted:

Zed posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

You do not live in Guyana and do not know how these things work. That is the expectation in all the stops I have had, the request sometimes being direct, at other times subtle. I have passed motorists on the side of the road paying policeman who stopped him. In open view!

It matters not whether I lives in Guyana. In this particular case, the driver did not mention anything about bribery. I am not taking anyone's personal experience into consideration on bribery either. 

This story is not about you or me. What's wrong with you fellas today? Are we still in nursery school? 

Bhaiji, I think you are really out of touch with how things work in Guyana. Read the article again and you may see what the driver is insinuating. I have first hand of experience of a police stop. Dem looking for fried rice raise.

All of you men seems to be getting hot flashes at the same time. Let's jump ahead of the police. Should we blame the hospital for not having anti-venom to treat the snakebite victim? Snakebite is a life-threatening situation. Please note that the first aid treatment she received is what actually save her life according to the doctor. How many people with life-threatening injuries died on arrival at hospitals in Berbice because they are not equipped like Georgetown Hospital? And, by the time a sick person reached the equipped hospital in Georgetown, he/she died on arrival because it took hours between transferring from Skeldon, to Port-Maurant, to New Amsterdam and finally, (Georgetown.) Can you imagine putting a sick person through all that tormenting movement on a minibus ambulance? So, can we cut the shit about police and bribery and talk about unequipped hospitals? 

Hush you rass, go play with youith

Prince posted:

Mitwah posted:

Prince posted:

Zed posted:

Prince posted:

kp posted:

First, I think the police was looking for a bribe. The police should have escorted the jeep at high speed to the hospital knowing the seriousness of the snake bite. Only in Guyana.

First, we need to eliminate the garbage out of the way. I agree with the second part of your response. 

You do not live in Guyana and do not know how these things work. That is the expectation in all the stops I have had, the request sometimes being direct, at other times subtle. I have passed motorists on the side of the road paying policeman who stopped him. In open view!

It matters not whether I lives in Guyana. In this particular case, the driver did not mention anything about bribery. I am not taking anyone's personal experience into consideration on bribery either. 

This story is not about you or me. What's wrong with you fellas today? Are we still in nursery school? 

Bhaiji, I think you are really out of touch with how things work in Guyana. Read the article again and you may see what the driver is insinuating. I have first hand of experience of a police stop. Dem looking for fried rice raise.

All of you men seems to be getting hot flashes at the same time. Let's jump ahead of the police. Should we blame the hospital for not having anti-venom to treat the snakebite victim? Snakebite is a life-threatening situation. Please note that the first aid treatment she received is what actually save her life according to the doctor. How many people with life-threatening injuries died on arrival at hospitals in Berbice because they are not equipped like Georgetown Hospital? And, by the time a sick person reached the equipped hospital in Georgetown, he/she died on arrival because it took hours between transferring from Skeldon, to Port-Maurant, to New Amsterdam and finally, (Georgetown.) Can you imagine putting a sick person through all that tormenting movement on a minibus ambulance? So, can we cut the shit about police and bribery and talk about unequipped hospitals? 

Hush you rass go play with your pickney,today is Father's Day . Do something exciting with the family and  see what is more important.