marcus miller is a martial artist his colleagues asked jokingly why he didn't intervene. with her that's not our job to and that's what the police of all because that's why our colleagues usually put up with a lot until the police are cold until they need to defend themselves. we've got a pretty high tolerance threshold of doctors there who was. at 7 in the morning their shift draws to an end. they have been spat at shoved and threatened sadly all in a day's work. now this year the people of europe are marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the iron curtain back in 1989 so today in the 1st part of a special focus on europe summer series we begin to take a closer look at the countries at the heart of that process of monumental historic change one nation that of course played an absolutely central role in the collapse of communism was poland so what's the mood currently like in poland well our reporter met with one of the heroes of the struggle and the rural family from today's. this old barrack in the dance was originally a torpedo warehouse located some 500 kilometer

emergency staff to be as filler is training to become a paramedic he and his chief instructor marcus miller have 12 hours ahead of them they've packed pepper spray officially it's to fend off animals saturday evening is not the most popular shift. i'm blocking and i have no one more busy on weekends because people like to go to parties and with. the more alcohol is involved the higher the risk of aggressive encounters. they were seen at their 1st call. on. an unconscious woman outside a supermarket. that's all they know. it's rare that they ever get more information than this. just take e.c.g. for now. the patient is huddled on the ground with her companion has obviously taken drugs he's growing impatient. it's a lot of let me talk to her 1st somebody who i need to speak to to see what's going on and then we can get into the ambulance it's quieter that won't have a lot of questions but the paramedics attend special courses where they learn how to deescalate tense situations retreating into the ambulance is an effective strategy. we're just going to talk 1st ok. on the other one who doesn't

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