Robert Davis, USA TODAY
Reporter's notebook: Treating those left behind
First-Hand Account of Heroism
"As we walk in a line towards the center, a remarkable thing happens. Seeing the blue EMS shirts, people start to cheer.
The guards may have been wearing bulletproof vests but the paramedics found what they usually find in volatile situations: Once people realize that you're here to help, they don't mess with you. Even the most violent thugs have seen their friends helped by paramedics."
First-Hand Account of Heroism
"As we walk in a line towards the center, a remarkable thing happens. Seeing the blue EMS shirts, people start to cheer.
The guards may have been wearing bulletproof vests but the paramedics found what they usually find in volatile situations: Once people realize that you're here to help, they don't mess with you. Even the most violent thugs have seen their friends helped by paramedics."
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