these days.. with whats known as "ambulance chaser lawsuits" many people fear getting involved because if things go wrong they can become liable of mistreatment Your are right franky, their are some conditions one may be going through people won't have the capacity to render help but the only thing they can do is to video it for the public to see how the incident took place. I don't see anything wrong to video when terrible things are happening I think it  is the highest people can do at point.  People are scared involving themselves into things that will lead them to problems,  so they wouldn't want to go closer. It's true that in some cases where the accident victim is conscious and able to move some parts of their body, the right thing to do will be to call emergency numbers and take pictures, but I believe that apart from rare cases where the victim is quite conscious, people should try and save lives in an accident scene, Because the accident victims can die before the arrival of medical professionals or an ambulance. Mobile phones are very useful for quick and effective communication but people are more concerned about social media activities in their phones than physical communication and saving lives, you'd see people in need of urgent help, perhaps in accident or distressed about something, most people around will rather video or snap than help.
these days.. with whats known as "ambulance chaser lawsuits" many people fear getting involved because if things go wrong they can become liable of mistreatment Your are right franky, their are some conditions one may be going through people won't have the capacity to render help but the only thing they can do is to video it for the public to see how the incident took place. I don't see anything wrong to video when terrible things are happening I think it  is the highest people can do at point.  People are scared involving themselves into things that will lead them to problems,  so they wouldn't want to go closer. It's true that in some cases where the accident victim is conscious and able to move some parts of their body, the right thing to do will be to call emergency numbers and take pictures, but I believe that apart from rare cases where the victim is quite conscious, people should try and save lives in an accident scene, Because the accident victims can die before the arrival of medical professionals or an ambulance. Mobile phones are very useful for quick and effective communication but people are more concerned about social media activities in their phones than physical communication and saving lives, you'd see people in need of urgent help, perhaps in accident or distressed about something, most people around will rather video or snap than help.

these days.. with whats known as "ambulance chaser lawsuits" many people fear getting involved because if things go wrong they can become liable of mistreatment Your are right franky, their are some conditions one may be going through people won't have the capacity to render help but the only thing they can do is to video it for the public to see how the incident took place. I don't see anything wrong to video when terrible things are happening I think it  is the highest people can do at point.  People are scared involving themselves into things that will lead them to problems,  so they wouldn't want to go closer. It's true that in some cases where the accident victim is conscious and able to move some parts of their body, the right thing to do will be to call emergency numbers and take pictures, but I believe that apart from rare cases where the victim is quite conscious, people should try and save lives in an accident scene, Because the accident victims can die before the arrival of medical professionals or an ambulance. Mobile phones are very useful for quick and effective communication but people are more concerned about social media activities in their phones than physical communication and saving lives, you'd see people in need of urgent help, perhaps in accident or distressed about something, most people around will rather video or snap than help.

these days.. with whats known as "ambulance chaser lawsuits" many people fear getting involved because if things go wrong they can become liable of mistreatment Your are right franky, their are some conditions one may be going through people won't have the capacity to render help but the only thing they can do is to video it for the public to see how the incident took place. I don't see anything wrong to video when terrible things are happening I think it  is the highest people can do at point.  People are scared involving themselves into things that will lead them to problems,  so they wouldn't want to go closer. It's true that in some cases where the accident victim is conscious and able to move some parts of their body, the right thing to do will be to call emergency numbers and take pictures, but I believe that apart from rare cases where the victim is quite conscious, people should try and save lives in an accident scene, Because the accident victims can die before the arrival of medical professionals or an ambulance. Mobile phones are very useful for quick and effective communication but people are more concerned about social media activities in their phones than physical communication and saving lives, you'd see people in need of urgent help, perhaps in accident or distressed about something, most people around will rather video or snap than help.