Why would a firebrigrade carry a person in this instance

[Youwerewrong]

The person obviously wasn’t fully unconscious as they remember the fire officer a bit. No pyscially injuries and no disabilities

Presumably to rescue them from a fire?
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When people aren't fully conscious they tend to be a bit rubbish at walking.

to move them?

Because they were in danger. Which it sounds like they were if they were not entirely conscious.

I remember my DP and DS ‘a bit’ carrying me into the house from the pavement where I’d fainted and then started to come round.

They wanted to get me to a safe place. Get me water. Check me over. Decide if I needed a doctor/medic or not.

Probably because they weren't fully conscious? 🤔

Wasn’t a fire was medical related

To preserve life

Because they, as a professional emergency worker, deemed it necessary.

Wouldn't it be better to give a full story and stop drip feeding?

I imagine not being fully conscious might have something to do with it.

I got carried when we had the fire brigade showing their skills off to a group of children i was with.

Oh for goodness sake.

Ok.... presumably to get them to the medical assistance.
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(there's some odd threads on here today)

What is this thread actually about?

Because if they are not fully conscious there risk of falling and causing a more serious injury is higher

This is a weird question. If someone is incapacitated, from smoke inhalation, injury or anything else, and you need to get them to safety, you carry them if they can't walk by themselves. Do you REALLY need this spelling out to you, OP, because it seems fairly bloody obvious!

What exactly are you trying to find out?

What would you have expected to happen?

Probably to get them to a clear space of ground. I’ve moved people to resuscitate them if they collapse in the toilet or at the side of the bed or somewhere else where we can’t readily get in to do what we need to do work. I just can’t carry them to do it.

To control the situation, usually easier to go for the "overkill" option than risk someone doing something dangerous. So you might see someone strapped to a backboard etc when they could theoretically walk, but it just means everyone involves knows how to deal with someone on a back board as opposed to possibly collapsing while walking somewhere awkward and risking everyone more.

Fire brigade are trained on how to safely move injured people or people who are on brink of losing consciousness for whatever reason e.g. a gas leak. I assume if they found a drunk person they might move them to safety and put them in the recovery position in case they needed to vomit

If you want helpful answers you need to provide a lot more information.

@Youwerewrong have you ever had a conversation before?

This isn’t the first random ‘why would a..’ thread you’ve started, is it?. Always the same lack of info, no full engagement with other posters, always about the police/mental health professionals/fire service. Very odd.