; Scenarios Show What Happens in Hospital, On Road, in Court.

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SUGARCREEK TWP., Greene County -- They were missing baskets left and right -- mostly left of the hoop. They ran the wheels of the golf cart over the orange cones they were supposed to maneuver around, and made sad faces as Miami Valley Hospital trauma nurse Heather Price, using a computer-controlled robotic dummy named Stan, showed what happens when an accident victim comes into the emergency room, from putting tubes down their throat to cutting holes through their torso to get air into their lungs.

Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Darren Weathington of the Dayton post was not writing tickets this day. Instead he displayed posters of prescription and other drugs, such as cocaine and heroin, and talked to students about the stranglehold drugs can have on their lives. "Once you use cocaine, you're addicted for life," he said. "It'll control your life. You'll steal from your parents, as you'll keep needing more and more."

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; Scenarios Show What Happens in Hospital, On Road, in Court.

Kyle Herman, manager of the Injury Prevention Cen...

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