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Channel 7 News reports that the man was apprehended by TRG guys in a cherry picker, and has been taken to RPH

Hi Everyone,

For those of you who have kids (or are just big kids ) this website is a great learning tool about how and when to call 000.

http://kids.triplezero.gov.au/


Enjoy...

HL 101 wrote:Can any one shed some light why Kiara Police Station have 5 Paddie wagons ?

Lots of crooks in that area...

I understand that to drive it you will require a HR license. I believe that the TL's will be the first people to be trained to operate it. This vehicle, officially known as the Complex Patient Ambulance Transport (CPAT) vehicle, will require a LR license to drive it. Initially the Team Leaders will...

Yeah, but what I'm saying is there is much more useful ways to use all the resources that are pumped into the Booze buses... and it seems like there are only more and more resources getting pumped into them... When you have attended fatal accidents involving alcohol or drug affected drivers, you un...

Belmont 5 is a team leader Actually, I think that in this case, Belmont 5 is an ambulance crewed by some of the students in the 2010 induction school. Today there are Belmont 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. The vehicles are crewed by two students and a paramedic, and they are being tasked to low priority cal...

pacestick wrote:I just herd theres a fire on the Brookton hwy doesanyone have any info?

Thanks

WA Today has it...


http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/fire- ... -nmi3.html



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The unit has been disbanded....

The following was published in Business News on October 8th regarding the SJA Digital upgrade... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ST John Ambulance Western Australia will upgrade its entire radio network to incorpor...

Amb510 wrote:When did rescue65 get a new paint job and went to white to red instead off yellow or is it another chopper.

The standby chopper is an ex NSW ambulance one, for those that are interested...

Not encrypted, not sure of frequencies yet...

Fantastic!!

The operations centre staff wear polo style shirts as an option on night shifts and weekends.....

Tyranus wrote:Less weight on the back...would have let the van go faster?? Look for the positives

Even more embarrassing was having to stop, put the step into the back of the ambulance and continue on the priority 1....

I ripped the back step off a merc ambulance a few years back, going over a kerb in St Georges Terrace. Misjudged the height of the kerb.

Learnt from that one.......