It's probably not the who but the how much that's causing problems in this scenario.thaluikhain said:Yeah, that thought occured to me as well after about 4 seconds. Unless they were really, really, really in character, it shouldn't be too hard to determine who is actually injured.TrilbyWill said:has nobody heard of
"if you have a broken arm, raise your hand. if your leg is broken, walk over there."
seriously though, they could just ask the people to check if they can stand and, if they can, to check their arms. if they're fine, tell them to check their heads and fuck off. unless they're bleeding.
Is this a real open fracture? Is this blood running from the back of the head? It's not easy assessing the situation if you can't tell fake injuries from real without close examination. And close examination is not supposed to be the first thing to do if you're one car on a scene with 16 possible victims.