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I think reporters should get involved. If it is a life or death situation for someone else or a criminal goes by they should get involved. Many people think reporters should just do their job. What if the people that said that statement get put in the same situation with their job? In these situations a lot of pressure is put on reporters. When in this situation, reporters are put with the decision on whether or not to help. If they do not help many people will criticize because they did not help save someone's life. If they do help they will be thanked for helping but will be criticize for interfering with the work of the paramedics. No matter what reporters do when this task is handed to them, they will be criticized. People

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