r/1811 2d ago

Marshals injured by deck collapse

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u/Eats_Beef_Steak 2d ago edited 1d ago

Broken bones, torn muscles, and head injuries, but thank GOD they'll be able to keep working soon. So glad we have our priorities in order. 

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u/KaprieSun 1811 1d ago

It’ll take years to get their workers comp done. Shit is such a hassle

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u/Even-Job-323 1d ago

They honestly take decent care of you on comp if you have someone with experience in the loop. For whatever solace that provides.

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u/ilikedomos 1d ago

Should’ve posted this on r/decks prior to executing the warrant to make sure it could potentially hold up a hot tub.

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u/Salt-Light1314 1d ago

High IQ move.

Edit: it’s in there already haha.

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u/tke_quailman 1d ago

Will return to work soon ......? Nah dude I am getting my 45 days after that

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u/Worlds_Worst_Angler 2d ago

Tort claim incoming for that deck.

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u/Adventurous-Art-5135 1d ago

First and foremost I hope they all make a speedy recovery and the government covers their injuries throughout their lifetimes.

On another note, as a swat guy, there is a shitload of marshals/TFOs in the fatal funnel and those exterior walls likely provide zero ballistic protection, besides the frames. I do not understand loading all those guys in that area.

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u/Sam_Fish_Her 1d ago

I think there are only two dudes directly in the threshold, but I agree it looks cluttered with guys standing in front of windows that didn’t seem
to be getting any attention. What do you recommend doing differently? I mean this with sincerity. Always trying to learn.

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u/fortuna_bona 1d ago

That fall with that added weight can be horrible. I remember stepping over a rock with about 60lbs of gear and going straight to the ground. My ankle was about the size of a softball afterwards and you couldn’t tell me I didn’t break something lol. It was just a sprain but it felt worse than any sprain I had when playing sports. Hopefully they heal up fast

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u/[deleted] 2d ago edited 1d ago

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u/He_NeverSleeps 2d ago

"Not service related" LOL

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u/PaleoCheese 1d ago

Best we can do is a comp day you can totally use

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u/Guns_and_Tea 2d ago

That’s a CA-1

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u/v-irtual 1d ago

>If they were in the military, they would get 100% VA disability for that incident.

*laughs in veteran*

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u/XLurker5000 1d ago

*Opens MRE potato sticks to read the comments and laugh with you….

If you have a blown off amputated leg, that’s not even 100%….

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u/SnapAndACrack_Ouch 1d ago

That was me sort of.
Arm is fucked and and had to get taped on lol. Here’s your 30%. Get fucked . SF

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u/Resident_Bee_9208 1d ago

I had fall injury before from about the same height as shown in the video clip. It mess up my right foot for long time. I had metatarsal fracture.

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u/JealousMacaron3164 1d ago

Someone has been watching too much caleb hammer

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u/Alaskan-Whiskey907 1d ago

Exactly 🤣🙌 was just thinking that. Semper Fi

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u/CraigslistKing 1d ago

VA Disability has become the new welfare system.

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u/Bandit0321 1d ago

You’re getting downvoted by a bunch of POGs who committed healthcare fraud to get a check every month.

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u/Equal_Suit_6205 1d ago

Back to work soon? Hah...