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== Behavior ==

In-game, paramedics usually appear after three or more pedestrians, either civilians or those of civil services, are killed by either the player or other NPCs. They arrive in groups of two in [[Ambulance]]s (or the [[Medicar]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]), and will attempt to revive the killed, with varying success; if the pedestrian is not mutilated by explosions or severe gunshot wounds, paramedics can revive the pedestrian. Once all victims are attended to, the paramedics will depart. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], paramedics may appear in both single player, as well as [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]]. In some Grand Theft Auto titles, Paramedic dialogue is quite ~~funny~~. This is ~~mostly~~ shown ~~in GTA: III~~ when paramedics ~~may remark comments~~ such as "Check his wallet" ~~when attempting to revive dead pedestrians~~.

In-game, paramedics usually appear after three or more pedestrians, either civilians or those of civil services, are killed by either the player or other NPCs. They arrive in groups of two in [[Ambulance]]s (or the [[Medicar]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]), and will attempt to revive the killed, with varying success; if the pedestrian is not mutilated by explosions or severe gunshot wounds, paramedics can revive the pedestrian. Once all victims are attended to, the paramedics will depart. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], paramedics may appear in both single player, as well as [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]]. In some Grand Theft Auto titles, Paramedic dialogue is quite humorous.This is shown when paramedics revive [[NPC]]s andsay things such as "Check his wallet" or "No insurance? Have an asprine".

With the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], such revivals will completely heal a pedestrian to full health (pedestrians that previously wield a weapon will not regain it after revival). In GTA IV, only pedestrians that are still alive but severely injured (slumped on the floor but still moving, or limping) can be treated with limited success as paramedics are unable to revive dead pedestrian.

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 == Behavior ==
-In-game, paramedics usually appear after three or more pedestrians, either civilians or those of civil services, are killed by either the player or other NPCs. They arrive in groups of two in [[Ambulance]]s (or the [[Medicar]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]), and will attempt to revive the killed, with varying success; if the pedestrian is not mutilated by explosions or severe gunshot wounds, paramedics can revive the pedestrian. Once all victims are attended to, the paramedics will depart. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], paramedics may appear in both single player, as well as [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]]. In some Grand Theft Auto titles, Paramedic dialogue is quite funny. This is mostly shown in GTA: III when paramedics may remark comments such as "Check his wallet" when attempting to revive dead pedestrians.
+In-game, paramedics usually appear after three or more pedestrians, either civilians or those of civil services, are killed by either the player or other NPCs. They arrive in groups of two in [[Ambulance]]s (or the [[Medicar]] in [[Grand Theft Auto 2]]), and will attempt to revive the killed, with varying success; if the pedestrian is not mutilated by explosions or severe gunshot wounds, paramedics can revive the pedestrian. Once all victims are attended to, the paramedics will depart. In [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], paramedics may appear in both single player, as well as [[Multiplayer in GTA IV|multiplayer]]. In some Grand Theft Auto titles, Paramedic dialogue is quite humorous.This is shown when paramedics revive [[NPC]]s andsay things such as "Check his wallet" or "No insurance? Have an asprine".
 With the exception of [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], such revivals will completely heal a pedestrian to full health (pedestrians that previously wield a weapon will not regain it after revival). In GTA IV, only pedestrians that are still alive but severely injured (slumped on the floor but still moving, or limping) can be treated with limited success as paramedics are unable to revive dead pedestrian.