First Responders Prepare For Worst
Photo Courtesy of: Jon Boggs
The students were placed at different locations depending on the injuries they had incurred from the staged bus crash. The students are valuable in helping the first responders act accordingly if an event like that were to happen.
Photo Courtesy of: Jon Boggs
A training exercise with students acting as victims of a bus crash took place on the training grounds at the Colton Fire Department to help first responders practice and hone skills needed in case of a emergency event.
Photo Courtesy of: Jon Boggs
The students from Summit Career College who participated in the training session and some of the first responders. At the end of the day, everyone was healthy and alive.
May 15, 2014 at 01:55pm. Views: 55
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