The Joke's on Us . . .

[NickD]

Sure, there's goofballs all over, but why do so many of them work in EMS?

Not funny . . .

Didn't he stop to think about the note thing? The store owner could have pulled a gun and killed an innocent Explorer.

[Aeromedic]

I'm notorious for my pranks, but yea, this goes too far. Oral Glucose on a doorhandle = Sticky Hands, it washes off, its funny. Violation of Patient Privacy = No excuse ever. We've all got those "calls" that happen that we find funny and want to talk about, joke about and laugh about. I'm guilty of telling "stories" about my amusing calls, but I always try to change locations, times, etc... keep enough of the story to keep the funny factor and the "real" but distort it enough to keep it from infringing on privacy.

I really think this is a good eye-opener for a lot of us, especially because he is a lieutenant and "should" know better.

[BushyFromOz]

They'll either sack him or promote him.

[HERBIE1]

Sounds like this clown needs to find a new profession. It seems he has probably guaranteed that this will happen.

[tskstorm]

The snapping pics of the comp thing is very commonly done, but it is also common practice to blur out address phone number etc.... or at least change it .. Not saying it was a good common practice, I uploaded a picture to my FB not that long ago, and a friend who knew this Lt. Called me immediately and said it was better for me to take it down, and I only took a picture of the time I was sitting at my posting without an assignment.

Further, Nick, it claims he ripped that part of the dunkin donuts order off... But you're right it could have been dangerous.

I also am not satisfied with posting pictures of the computer screen on face book and calling it a prank, we post the times to rib at the other units in the area who are on assignments, but when your posting pictures of calls with details that's just stupid.