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999: Emergency Call Out (2022)
Documentary following joint police and paramedic fast response units, with both emergency services travelling together in one high-performance vehicle.
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A driver who has crashed into another car passes a breath test but behaves strangely.
Tensions flare over who is at fault in a traffic collision involving three cars; a traffic warden is physically assaulted; and a 15-month-old boy falls unconscious.
Footage of a high-level threat involving a man in a dispute over an escaped dog, a fight about parking and a horrendous two-car collision on the M25.
Lisa and Jack respond to a horrifying call after a former colleague has been bitten by out-of-control dogs. And the JRU investigate reports of a shop-lifting incident at a garage shop.
Extremely dangerous driving, a fire raging in a block of flats, and a man who's sustained a serious head injury all require joint police and paramedic response.
In Orpington, a rescue team battles to save the life of an elderly motorist trapped in the wreckage of his car. In Maidstone, Paramedic Nathan provides urgent care at a hit and run.
A devastating car crash leads to a manhunt for the driver and two passengers, at least one of whom is bleeding heavily, and a 13-year-old cyclist suffers a traumatic femur fracture.
A devastating car crash leads to a manhunt for the driver and two passengers.
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