http://blog.sfgate.com/inthemission/2012/02/23/sf-man-arrested-with-homicide-victim%e2%80%99s-atm-card/?tsp=1

“Grief-stricken residents who spoke with The San Francisco Examiner on Tuesday regretted their decision to not take action.

“He stopped talking and I figured somebody helped,” said Louis, a neighbor who refused to provide his last name. “If we called, we probably could have helped. It’s really sad.”

Both Louis and neighbor Moises Encinas, 21, said they heard other voices outside and figured the situation was under control. They had no idea Sprague was gasping for his last breaths.

“I heard ‘help’ in my dream, then I woke up,” Encinas said.

The neighbor who claimed to have first called police said she went outside about 6:30 a.m. and saw Sprague motionless on the sidewalk. She said she figured he was “sleeping it off,” and went back inside. An hour later, she said she came back outside, took a closer look at the body and noticed bruising and swelling.”

I’m so sorry you had to go through something even worse–being stabbed in the NECK is so gratuitously violent it boggles the mind.

If you had balls you’d be reporting crimes, not causing them.

Last month I was riding my bike through the panhandle when I came across a girl who was having a seizure on the grass. A bunch of rubbernecking joggers and stroller-pushers were passing right by her, doing nothing, maybe because she was dressed kind of like a street-punk. I called 911 and she came back to reality while the paramedics were treating her. She was not on drugs, and she was having the first seizure of her life. I’m not bringing this up because I think I did anything commendable, but because of my shock that a bunch of people did absolutely nothing.

Do the right thing when you see someone in need of urgent medical assistance, one day it could be you lying there.