Party Vibe

I saw (and heard) tunnel crews’s rig get moshed over in 2004 (might have this on video if the DV tapes will still read and I can get any kit still working to process them). I was filming them from a walkway above and the rig went over with such a noise I ran down the stairs as I thought the power had blown out as that was a sketchy circuit with a earth fault (madcake thought I had got sparked when I first tried to energise one of the phases earlier in the night to get them power as
there was a spark and I literally pulled out the porcelain fuselink, jumped back and it dropped on the floor, this was proper Dr Frankenstein kit)

when I got down the steps then I realised the power was still on and the moosers had accidentally sent the rig over..

if I owned a rig I would think this is when it is unfair that tasers and other stun guns are highly illegal in our country.

if he did they can guarantee that area will go to zero tolerance. My region really only got locked down as we’d have one serious casualty every weekend (trauma injuries either from fall from height or worse violence) and that would require a ambo to be sent in on blues and sometimes even Anglia One (heli) to airlift folk to Addenbrookes or NNUH/James Paget. Bear in mind that Eastamb is stretched to the limit and there aren’t enough units to go round as it is.

Ultimately it results in stuff like confused granny ladies being roused out of bed from the local hospital and taken to the residential home in their dressing gown and nightwear by a out of area private ambulance at 22:00 (when the night shift aren’t expecting a new patient because she was supposed to be brought in at teatime).

no one in the NHS or private healthcare wants to do this but it happens because we are in bad economic times and the “real” ambulances and other NHS staff are dealing with the aftermath of avoidable incidents like this. it is this knock on effect which is why normal people hate illegal raves, not because they are bigoted or don’t like music.