Ferguson
Chris Cebollero and Greg Friese, MS, NRP, discuss EMS MCI response lessons learned from protests turned violent in Ferguson and Dallas
As the crisis unfolded Christian Hospital EMS personnel knew who they were, what to do, and how to get it done
While reduced riots bring the hope that the situation may soon diffuse, responders are prepared to go on for weeks
Police say six shooters unleashed a “remarkable” amount of gunfire over about 45 seconds
The absence of a unified command center early on, being misled by social media and communication with crews provided valuable insight on EMS response to protests
Both officers taken to hospital by ambulance with Injuries described as serious; Shooting happened just after midnight
Investigation finds that Berkeley protests delayed the arrival of medics for a man collapsed in respiratory distress
A Berkeley police officer was conducting a routine business check at a gas station when he approached two men
Officers on bicycles working Denver Ferguson protest, one critically injured after being struck by vehicle
Many seemed unfazed by the resignation, with a civil rights activist saying they’re after justice for Brown, not Wilson’s job
On the eve of this U.S. holiday, we should all be grateful for the work EMS, fire and police are doing to protect to those in Ferguson
Woman transported to hospital by ambulance with minor injuries
At EMS1, we’ve been providing exclusive coverage and analysis on the civil unrest through our lens as paramedics
Calm and prepared EMS providers went into action after grand jury decision announced
EMS1 video producer Ray Kemp was ‘sickened’ watching buildings burn to the ground
EMS1 crews were filming behind the St. Louis County Police line during the rioting when a barrage of gunfire came close to their location
At least 14 people were injured overnight, including two people who were admitted to Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Social media images and videos capture developing turmoil
The crowd pushed past a police barricade and began pelting officers with items
The Justice Department is conducting an investigation into possible civil rights violations that could result in federal charges
The St. Louis County prosecutor will reportedly announce a decision Monday afternoon
EMS leaders are using their experience from the previous unrest to better plan and keep crews safe
The Mo. governor declared a state of emergency in anticipation of riots once a grand jury decision is made against the cop who fatally shot Michael Brown
Officials are urging residents to prepare as they would a major storm — with plenty of food, water and medicine in case they’re unable to leave home for several days
Law enforcement is working to contain the kind of violence seen in the wake of Mike Brown’s shooting