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Old 09-15-2009, 07:17 PM
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ambulance expenses


I had a really bad night and was throwing up on the side of the road a near by observer called 911 because he thought i had been drinking so an ambulance came and they didn't take me in because i was not intoxicated but they did check my blood pressure is there a possibilty i will get charged eventhough i did not make the call and did not use their assistance?? /:
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Old 09-15-2009, 07:19 PM
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I had a really bad night and was throwing up on the side of the road a near by observer called 911 because he thought i had been drinking so an ambulance came and they didn't take me in because i was not intoxicated but they did check my blood pressure is there a possibilty i will get charged eventhough i did not make the call and did not use their assistance?? /:
It doesn't matter too much in this case but we do need the state


If you get the bill, pay it. They took care of you. Why were you throwing up on the side of the road?
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Old 09-15-2009, 08:05 PM
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is there a possibilty i will get charged
Of course it is possible. Even more likely if they have your name and address.
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