A Paris medic was battling to save the life of a man outside a restaurant when he tore his T-shirt and saw wires from a bomb.
A nurse caught up in one of the Paris terror attacks has relived the moment he realized the person whose life he was battling to save was a suicide bomber.

http://news.sky.com/story/1591688/moment-nurse-knew-he-was-giving-bomber-cpr

So what ?

Paramedics and doctors pledge to save lives, not to judge who has the right to live.

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Article R4312-25 from the French Public health code : (translated by me)

The nurse has to equally apply himself to provide cares to anyone, whatever his feeling toward this person, her origin, gender, her age, her membership or non-membership to an ethnic group, a specific nation religion, her customs, family status, her disease or her handicap and her reputation.
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(The same exists from practitioners )

And here, despite his endangering himself, the nurse decided to respect the reason of his work.
He's right.

*nation or religion

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People know all about the medical vows and still scorn anyway

Shit. Well thats a real doc.

*Sees Wires*

Well.. This is awkward.

No, that's Europe.

People consider everyone has the same right to live, and due to presumption of innocence none may be punished or depicted guilty as long as a judge don't decide it after a proper trial.

Although, this last principle is all the same difficult to apply on major cases with all the media.