And if you were in fire you’d be like wtf am I doing here 😂

Very well put! And so true, love Med and PD. Still holding out on Fire for some reason

@@trevorc7621 I was like that too at first, but once you get into it, it’s actually so good!

Whoa hold it. There is obvoiusly only one peron right here, and that is not the police.

Like whether you’re cheering for the lion or the gazelle

this actually happened, you can search it in youtube! I felt so bad for her

@@harvirg883 jepp ineed! Hope she is doing okey now

Everyone is helpless in situations like this poor girl:(

It actually happened to me I survived an active shooter and everyone in the house with me didn't make it

Yeah I mean like the only thing I would or could do if that happens was crying crying until I don’t have tears left and then continue crying and then there would be a random lady ask me questions which answers I don’t have that’s abojt the last thing I would want

She was the main character in miracles from heaven, she’s amazing

Most of these child actors are put through Monarch Mind Control from around three years old. Most are sexually abused by the studios. That is trauma she can draw from.

@@Irunwithscissors63 chill the hell out

@@h.z.takavdinov2167 I’m completely chilled. I think it’s you that sounds angry. What’s up? You don’t like truth? Does it make you rethink your idols in media? You angry at me instead of these so-called stars? 😂

@@Irunwithscissors63 im not angry, im simply baffled. I was in your place when i was around 14 years of age, all invested in these conspiracy theories and whatnot, but you'll grow up and realize you sound like a lunatic (no offense). I'm a screenwriter and have been in the film industry for quite some time now, and what you're saying made my crew have a good laugh too. Anyway, cheers 🥂

to be fair it's just a TV show

Uh no I’ve ce but you do kno that she Saul she wanted to talk right!?

@@matthewforsyth284 Did you just have a stroke?

That's exactly what I came down here to say, she absolutely was not ready to talk and honestly he did everything exactly right, the only thing that med did 'wrong' if you can even call it that was that they might've spooked her again by running in like that, and there's no guarantee that going slow would've helped either given that she was still within reach of a weapon and still visibly not okay!

@@climatixseuche only difference would have been security rushing in instead of nurses and immediately restraining her in hard restraints

Shot by his uncle.

Life's not fair and death does not wait for you to be ready nor is it considerate.

Yeah, being the older sibling I'd definitely do whatever it takes to protect my younger sister, so I sure hope nothing ever happens.

Me too and technically speaking, I'm not even the oldest.

I’m the youngest in my family, and I know for a fact that my older siblings would do whatever it took to take care of me. I can only imagine how terrifying it must’ve been for the little girl, huddled under her sister. I’d hold on to my brothers and sister so tight, I’d probably end up hurting them. Sibling bonds are incredible.

I'm the oldest of three siblings. I'm not even in a dangerous country but I'm scared if something happens because my little bros are twins and I'm only one person. I would do anything to protect them, but I know in a situation like this I would not be able to protect both of them by myself.

As the oldest with distant Asian parents, I have nightmares about these situations. And the thing I'm most worried about is that my body isn't thick enough to block the bullets.

i love dr charles

He was wrong

@@jameliakingstom1190 Why do you think that? I'm interested to hear the reasons.

@@jameliakingstom1190 he was right in it being to soon to talk to her, for al the rest, he was wrong and the police lady handled it better. This poor girl will never trust that staff again. Speeking from experience.

@@SL-gz3dy she won't trust them but she might trust him/ Doctors tend not to get involved with the restraint side of thing so that they're a friendly face to talk to.

Ya honestly this is why I think all cop duos should be accompanied by a healthcare/psych professional. To help de-escalate, especially on wellness checks

Apparently a lot of the cases in Chicago Med and PD are based on real life cases so there’s a chance that this could’ve been based off of Cassidy’s story

That’s not what he said

@@gamingprism7554 they are saying this is what he was meaning, they never said he said that.

@@gamingprism7554 which is why I never said he said it but instead it’s what he meant. Lindsey tried to strong arm him into doing what she said because she’s the police & his line about cops thinking their cops everywhere was meant as a - I’m the head of psychiatry so in this setting I’m in charge. I will determine when she is ready to speak, not you!

Charles was right but the nurses where in the wrong, the girl was just getting talked down and then they run in just like that instead of trying to approach her

She stabbed a nurse.

@@lukes7479 ella no quería hacerlo

@@joaquinchoque2254 No hablo espanol sorry.

@@lukes7479 no me disculpa yo también

@@lukes7479 her family was murdered

It’s not real lol

@@sebby324 Can bet theres hundreds if not thousands of cases that happened exactly like that though that are real-most storylines in shows like this are

@@zoeknap9777 maybe but that doesn't change the fact that it's a fictional drama series. What law enforcement television series isn't inspired by certain real life events?

@@sebby324 its based on the cassidy stay, there are many cases like this.

The little girl just stabbed a nurse, they have to act fast because there is a chance she could do it again. She may be just a kid but she is clearly a threat to the safety of the staff so they have to treat her as one. Medical staff have a right to safety too.

welcome to the psych ward. at one of my stays, something happened where one patient was hauled off, sedated and restrained. a day later said patent was much calmer and was more open to conversation, and even apologized for their actions. its hard to understand but when you are hospitalized, your safetly is the staff's number one concern. by restraining her, they can focus on the work they need to do so that she can be in the best mental state she can be in to help the police. a dissociated, traumatized girl would more likely to give unclear answers and trigger another mental break in which she could harm herself or others.

exactly! she was cooperating already the least they could have done was be gentle not attack her like that, i hope the girl got a physical i wouldnt be surprised if she got bruised from their grip, im surprised we didnt hear a crack from the way they pushed her arms aroudn liek that

No

Nah def not here, she was opening up, rushing her and sedating her doesn’t seem right

@@targaryenbatman5728 if she made a statement or eye witness or confessed to anything it wouldn't be usable because the state she's in. He did right by shutting her up Infront of a police officer/detective

Nope they grabbed her and man handled her after she watched her whole famiky die not the best approach

@@AlwaysGoLeft yeah sure, i wasn’t advocating for the investigation just that the kid is never going to trust the people who are supposed to help her, erin took her time no rush building trust instead of destroying it

actress, no?

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Stop romanticizing trauma. there's nothing fun or romantic about PTSD/CPTSD/DID/OSDD

@@Ben_442 It was a “poor baby…” kinda thing

@@Sarawarawara- Now I read your comment, that makes more sense. If you’re reading this and took offence to my previous comment Leah, or anyone else for that matter, I owe you an apology for jumping to conclusions.

Same

@@airisalisha1309 it’s so good

Indeed. Why are Fire and MD on netfmix but not PD??

@@moonluna464 med and fire are on netflix? which region?

@@marsham9302 all of them I think

All of them are on Viaplay. All the Chicago series

PD IS ON PRIME

It is you can watch it on sky catch up

I know Chicago med is which is based in that hospital and then I don't know about Chicago med or Chicago fire but they are all connect series :)

@@tanishatippin for me Chicago pd is very better series but Chicago med and Chicago fire is good

Yess, Ross i think. Then he disappear

I thought he looked familiar

Also, he was on Suits

It was probably more of a subconscious reflex action than an actual planed strategy. When attacked people do one of two things - Flight or Fright. They run like Hell to get away from the danger. Or freeze up & play dead to make the person/thing threatening them think they're no longer alive. Her brain decided on Fright - aka playing dead in order to survive. She more than likely would have fainted. & her sister would have fallen on her as she was shot further protecting her. Young children (& animals) will often opt for the Fright/Freeze option when confronted with danger. Because they are aware they cannot out run an attack. & for those who like to rip apart & bash discussions like this. Saying "Oh but it's just a TV show. You *KNOW* it's all fake." The story on the show may be fictional. *BUT* it's was written using multiple real world examples of similar situation. & psychological accounts of what people actually will do when faced with situations like this.

Omg how did you watch it la in South Africa?

Uhh u know this is fake right?

😂

really??? they didn’t use real dead people???

Yeah, I thought I recognised her.

i did haha

because the actor is alive and can't hold their breath for the full take?