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Who has control in this situation?

A while back, I was watching a video of the fire department coming to the rescue of an individual who was involved in a car accident on a public road. The fire truck came, along with medics. The fire department parked their truck in the road, to block traffic from the accident. As the medics were aiding the man in the accident, a police officer showed up, and asked the driver of the fire truck to move his truck, because he was blocking traffic. The fire fighter told him that he needs to block traffic for safety reasons. The cop started arguing with him, and eventually arrested him for not moving his truck.

On the video, it said that the police officer was taken to court by the fire department, and was sued, and ended up being suspended by his department.

Now, in this situation, who has control of the accident scene? The fire/medics or the police? Are there any laws engraved in stone that says one of them has control, or is it a mutual thing that they need to agree on?

The laws in this situation vary from state to state. In my state the police are in charge. However, in this case, on a safety issue, the captain of the fire department would have radioed to the police department that they were having trouble with an officer at the scene, and a sergeant of police would have been dispatched to the scene to take charge.

This should have been done in the incident that you described.

Regards,
Dan

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