If cops are going to maintain a database of ‘dangerous’ addresses, and tell paramedics not to respond without a police escort, the police department must also ☆maintain☆ the database.
They did not.
The family got a $1,860,000 settlement, but should’ve gotten more.
Because it’s in America and prevention of issues isn’t in our culture. We’d rather save the money and pretend the “1%” chance event isn’t inevitable
I live in not-America at the moment and let be the first to say Americans give way more thought to prevention and do-it-right-the-first-time than most anybody else.