I see your point. But I did not know or have access to his personal info yesterday at all. I actually didn't know his name until the press release this morning.

All I can see on the CAD system at work are the notes that the dispatcher puts in. No personal info

Also, I am sure if it was a HIPPA violation to see that info then somebody that makes ALOT more money than I do would have pulled the plug on the whole CAD system because of the violation possibilty

It's really no different than someone listening to a police scanner

But this isn't whats important.

Whats important is that someone lost their life doing this race and a family will be deeply affected

His name is Roger Ackerman. He was a wonderful man who participated in triathlons and ultras. He was the sponsorship director for the Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run. Most of all, he was a really neat guy. I was glad to know him, and I will miss his presence in Silverton, CO next summer. Thank you to all who tried to help him.

Ummm....this had nothing to do with being prepared for the swim. He had a cardiac emergency. So instead of promoting your website link....read what happened first. How about "be prepared to read information before posting"?

Per this article, http://es.pn/10vK8Ku, her post is relevant to the topic...a lot of swim deaths may be related to cardiac events, but they may be preventable with a warm up.