(in the US) There is no law that specifically says that you have to actively help (i.e.; intervene in the assault) but many (all?) states have legislation that makes it an offense not to report a crime in progress to the authorities.
To help keep someone from being hurt, harmed, attacked, or injured, physically or otherwise.
Call the cops. 911. Simple. Doesn't help? Hide, run, find someone who'll help.
The meaning of being lost is when you don't have a clue in the world where you are and you have to ask someone or call for help!
You help someone who is being attacked by bandits, they will have a wagon and the banits will be trying to kill him, save him and he will give you a treasure map.
It helps the eggs from being attacked by the predator.
Get them help as soon as possible. If someone is being abused then you can call help lines and they can tell you what to do. Same with children or animals. Just get them help. Call the police or even a hospital.
It depends on the circumstances. Sometimes the calls are released in order that the public might help identify someone. For example, a person is being attacked, and the offender can be heard speaking in the background. Publishing the call might mean someone recognises the voice.Added: Because they are "public record," and the media usually request them under the provisions of the FOIA.
Call someone to help you.
Call for help if it is severe enough, make them comfortable, help them.
you can either call them a bully to kinda help them realize that they wouldn't get called that for no reason or you could threaten them to take them to court
maybe there is a problem with the app?
You need to perform C.P.R (if they are not breathing) and call help immediately.