over the weekend we had a call for a man who overdosed on some meds. It was looking to be a normal squad call for us. When we arrived we noticed the front lawn had been turfed. The wife answered the door and showed us where he was.. well us getting to him was a problem. He was in the basement and somehow locked inside of his 6 foot by 4 foot walk in gun safe. Ok stop laughing its not really all that funny is it?
Well we got the Jaws of Life out and it wouldn't budge the door, the locksmith didn't have time to come out. We spun the safe to fine out it the combination was written and it was not. Heck we even asked the guy for the combination but he didn't want us to know. We found out a bit latter his wife and child closed the door and locked him in the safe. Well we actually got lucky and found the combination written down on the ceiling about 50 feet away from the safe. Opened the door and saw he was smoking a cigarette. Not to bright of a guy because he was sitting on a keg of gunpowder.
How would be the best way to remove him from the safe if we didn't find a combination?
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Well we got the Jaws of Life out and it wouldn't budge the door, the locksmith didn't have time to come out. We spun the safe to fine out it the combination was written and it was not. Heck we even asked the guy for the combination but he didn't want us to know. We found out a bit latter his wife and child closed the door and locked him in the safe. Well we actually got lucky and found the combination written down on the ceiling about 50 feet away from the safe. Opened the door and saw he was smoking a cigarette. Not to bright of a guy because he was sitting on a keg of gunpowder.
How would be the best way to remove him from the safe if we didn't find a combination?
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