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Shooting Today, Nasty Bloody Clean Up 13 people Shot!! Tempe Night club

Horrible news. The response time was very impressive. Kudos to all of your guys for a job well done!
 
Only a guess,... but I would think that cleaning the blood is the easy part. Dealing with the emotions is the hard part. Especially when it involves innocent bystanders or children.
 
Chasing Dreams said:
Only a guess,... but I would think that cleaning the blood is the easy part. Dealing with the emotions is the hard part. Especially when it involves innocent bystanders or children.
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My guys said a women came up to the news crews for interview looking for her boyfriend. She was informed he was shot in the head an was in the icu. She fell apart right there.

No one has died, two icu the rest had various injuries.


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Johnson said:
Is blood hard to clean from concrete?
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When it drys, this was only a few hours old. Fairly easy


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Would hydrogen peroxide work for pulling up dried blood? It works great on fabrics.
 
I would like to learn more about cleaning this type of stuff and specifics about proper training if there is any and issues of dealing with customers/insurance to get paid and who to contact to let them know I do this, if I decide to give it a try. I would like to know more just out of curiosity for now, pm me Ron.
 
Chasing Dreams said:
Would hydrogen peroxide work for pulling up dried blood? It works great on fabrics.
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It wasn't dry


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You know what amazed me, the emergency teams left messes. They used gauze ,syringes & other things. They just left the mess. It surprised me, most of these types the emergency people cleaned up the scene after they completed life saving duties. We had some solid bio waste to dispose of. We never cleaned a crime scene this large. Found empty round once at a clean up after a shooting in Phx once. That made us more money, the head investigator closed the scene four six more hours.

Keep in mind the city's by us have units in duty 24 hours a day. I do not do this for regular work. I'm on the pool for the city, I'm usually last called , most likely to show. You know what else $$$$$

I love when they call me back twice, the best one is when we are in route they finally get a hold of regular guy on call who gets paid to be, they pay me to stand down. Two hours go by an the guys traveling from a camping trip up north. They inform me just come. Lol yeah that happened more than one time.



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In a past career I accidentally drove through a blood pool that was in the middle of the street. Guy decided to chew his front sight while in his car. Medics got there first. When the opened the door the body fell out and the wound caused a pool to form in the street. Got stuck on perimeter while defectives (sorry, I mean detectives) did their thing. Once yellow tape was pulled I started to leave the area and looked back and saw bloody tire marks behind me. Called FD, and they hosed down the area. They were not too impressed at my art work, or the fact that I called them at 3 am.
 
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