EMS failed, and delay led to 15-year-old death

A family in Georgia was left heartbroken after they were 15 years old Amanda Sylvester He collapsed while practicing volleyball. The incident reportedly occurred at the Tracy White Recreation Center in College Park, Georgia. Additionally, EMS allegedly was unable to legally transport Sylvester to the hospital to receive medical care.

When her mother later took her in, it was finally too late.

Could something have been done differently to prevent this tragedy?

now, Shadow room Justin Carter Delves into the incident that happenedTSR achieves.’

Here’s what happened to 15-year-old Amanda Sylvester, who collapsed during volleyball practice

According to Carter, Sylvester was at the rec center jogging alongside her teammate when surveillance footage suddenly showed her stopping and putting her hands on her knees. At that point, an adult apparently left the gym to get help and called 911.

Nine minutes later, an EMT was seen in the parking lot.

“EMT was able to stabilize the teen, who appeared alert and unable to speak. An ambulance was also requested for transport by Grady EMS via 911 and College Park Fire Rescue. Grady EMS never responded to the call.” The city of College Park confirmed in a later statement.

Eventually, surrounding passers-by helped Sylvester into her mother’s truck. Per Carter, EMTs believed Sylvester was having a seizure. By law, medical technicians are not legally permitted to transport patients to a hospital. According to Carter, only paramedics have this authority.

More details about the tragic death of the 15-year-old and the delay of 911 emergency services

Per Carter, ambulance dispatch to the Sylvester location remained at zero throughout the ordeal. This is said to mean that ambulance demands were high at the time of the accident. Therefore, nothing was available for the 15-year-old’s emergency. In the end, she died in the hospital.

Scroll above to watch as Carter investigates a loophole that may have allowed first responders to transport Sylvester to the hospital for care. Additionally, he shares a statement from Grady EMS management regarding the alleged miscommunication amid the tragic ordeal and how the community came together, launching GoFundMe Campaign to support Amanda Sylvester’s loved ones during this time.

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