>>> We have had the same in law enforcement. When a buddy gets shot and has to be picked up and carried, there aren't a lot of females who can carry a 200 pound man on their back to safety.
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>>How many times in your 30+ year career have you had to carry a wounded 200 pound co-worker to safety.
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>After the Nicaraguan earthquake in 1972, we carried many of our falled camrades who died in the destruction. Don't cast stones when you have never been there.

Casting stones? John has said that carrying a shot 200 pound co-worker to safety is part of the requirements of policing. Seems to be that really is a long shot.

What does that earthquake have to do with law enforcement?