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Former Deputy Chief of Hamilton paramedics testifies at the trial of two former paramedics

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There’s no difference in protocol between a 911 call for a shot with a rifle or a shot with a pellet gun in terms of EMS response. That’s according to the former Deputy Chief of Hamilton paramedics, who continued his testimony today at the trial of two former paramedics who responded the night Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot.

Kelly Botelho has the details.

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