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:ahhhhh: Let me tell you what the so called paid prefessionals were doing. They were standing there with there hands in there pockets watching the kid lay on the ground. Then when he quit breathing, the so called paid professionals watched other People give him CPR. There was even a girl in the backround yelling at her husband to stop so the so called paid professionals could do it. Never did the so called paid professionals jump in to give CPR. This was horrible to watch. I wish I would have had a camera to take a picture of the so called paid professionals just standing there watching the not so paid professional administer CPR. Seems to me the so called paid prefessionals were more concerned about a few guys driving back from comp hill having a little fun in there duramax!!!!! To the SO CALLED PAID PROFESSIONALS!!!!!

So what am i missing.

The gril is my friend a was wright in scraming for the medic's to take over.

The medic's in the ambulance refused to respond to the finger location??

and it seemed like only a few medical personal were on hand.

This situation really up-set all of us there and seems like we all have the same questions reguarding the response.

Then to see the cops on bikes with no flag's was the iceing on the dunes!

So this was my first time ever to the dunes. I must say the experience gave me mixed emotions. When I first got their on friday night i was amazed at how many people were already there. I got taken to comp hill where I had a blast racing guys and girls up the hill. that night we waited for my couzin to arrive and he did. He had a look of excitement on his face and so was I. So the next day which was saturday we got up and rode all day long. We took a trip to north pole and we were having a blast. We raced up comp hill a few times and that was alot of fun aswell. We finally go back to camp and we decided to jump up one of those hills we were parked next to so we were jumping it with the quad and everything was going smooth until the last jump and the quad nose dived and my couzin hit the bars hard and evn though he was wearing his helmet the impact was just to much for him to take..... I just want to thank all the people that helped him out and tried all they could to keephim alive. It was his time and it was gods decision to take him that day.... I am still in shock and it still really hurts but my advice to anyone who goes riding is to just have fun and be careful and dont take life for granted because just liek that your loved ones can be taken away from you..... My couzin Omar was 21 years young and had his whole life ahead of him.... Now he is Looking down on us and in a better place.... R.I.P Omar and you will never be forgotten...

rest in peace omar.

we are also all still in shock.

This happened in front of our camp

Thank you to guy's for trying to save him.

Still do not understand what all the paid professionals were doing.seens like only a few medic's were on location.