He definitely should not have been walked off, the extent of the injury wasn't known. I know the procedures aren't quite up to standard at the moment, but surely common sense should've prevailed in this matter? It's not like using a stretcher/medicab uses up massive resources.
Maybe these procedures prevent this from happening, but i'm still a bit miffed by it all.
At least the initial scans show no damage to the shoulder/neck.
Maybe these procedures prevent this from happening, but i'm still a bit miffed by it all.
At least the initial scans show no damage to the shoulder/neck.