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‘An absolute let-down’: Paramedics furious over assault law loophole
The charge was dropped due to a legal loophole excluding paramedics not actively treating patients, prompting calls to revise laws amid 20,412 assaults on emergency workers since 2016.
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‘An absolute let-down’: Paramedics furious over assault law loophole
A man who attacked a paramedic will not face a mandatory jail term because his victim was not treating a patient, sparking calls to overhaul a law designed to protect first responders.
·Sydney, Australia
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