There's a shooting--
[INAUDIBLE] 75.
--that doesn't have any details,
and then the stage out of the area for law enforcement.
[BEEPING]
Good?
[INAUDIBLE]
OK.
Hey, buddy.
OK.
Here, let's get this jacket off, dude.
[INAUDIBLE] the back so far.
Copy that.
All right.
[INAUDIBLE]
22.
I'm thirsty.
You're thirsty?
OK.
We know the caliber?
No.
It looks small.
It looks like a nine.
[INAUDIBLE] over here--
Yeah.
Hey dude, go ahead and lay back on this.
There you go, perfect.
We're going to start an IV on you
and give you some fluids, all right?
We've got to wait for the ambulance, buddy.
We're in a fire engine.
We can't take you in a fire engine.
Can this dude take me?
We're going to take you.
He was shot in the abdomen.
We could have potential for quite a bit of blood loss
so we want to get IV access so we can get fluids back in him.
Then when we get to the hospital if they need
to give him transfusion, they have access
to do that through those IVs.
We're taking care of you, man.
You're doing just fine.
Yeah, we're going to.
Yeah, they are.
Does anything hurt?
OK.
Does your back hurt?
Did you fall over and hit your head or anything?
Yeah, you did?
Is there hurt anywhere else in your stomach?
Like over here?
No.
OK.
All right, buddy.
Hey, the ambulance is here so we're going to get you up
and going, OK?
[BEEPING]
One bullet hole abdomen, through and through out his back.
His back's still bleeding.
He's just complain of back pain more than anything.
Don't know the size of the caliber.
Looks pretty small.
All right, Guillermo.
Can we turn toward me, buddy?
There you go.
Here you go.
Perfect, man.
All right, go ahead and roll back over.
Roll back over.
There you go.
Ready?
One, two, three.
It's like a male got--
received a single bullet wound going into his abdomen
through and through out his back.
Looks like bleeding is to a minimal.
The wound out his back is bleeding a little bit more
significantly, but it looks like it's not
nicked his spine or anything.
You ready?
Yeah.
So he has good sensory.
I would think his outcome's good so we're going to go up
to Arrowhead and go from there.
[CAR ENGINES]
Right now we got called out for a violent crime shooting.
Dispatch is saying a [INAUDIBLE] 20-year-old male
with a foot injury.
It seems to be pretty common though when there's shootings.
People get shot in the butt or feet or people
don't seem to have very good aim around here.
Also people-- it's like a running
away wound, but I don't know.
This foot one could be from someone
having a gun in their pocket.
You never know.
So right now, we're worried about this guy's
going to lose his foot.
Maybe his entire leg.
We'll find out.
4 by 4, yeah.
Cause that looks like it came out of a 22 or--
I'm just-- I'm just--
Too loud? OK.
No worries.
Hey, [INAUDIBLE] wiggle that big toe.
Can you move it?
You-- can you feel him touching your toe?
All right, perfect.
I'm just going between your toes, OK?
What's happening?
All right, man.
I'll help you [INAUDIBLE]
Got your keys?
Want your phone?
I'll grab your phone.
Hey, real quick, has he ever sent you a picture of him?
No, I don't have a picture of him, no.
He's able to walk, his vitals are stable and everything,
but he's going to go to the hospital
just to get checked out.
Bleeding is all controlled, and he's good to go.
But now he's got a story to tell for the rest of his life,
and hopefully it'll help him maybe
change his ways a little bit.
Still wiggle your toe?
Much pain in there?
A little bit?
OK.
You live around here?
No, I live in Roseville.
What are you doing down here?
Just picking up your weed?
I was selling it.
OK.
It's quite the drive for a little bit of business.
Yeah.
Are you familiar with Sacramento at all?
Kind of, yeah.
Not--
You know which parts are a little more
sketchy than others?
Yeah.
Cause this part definitely falls under an area that's
a little more sketchy, OK?
Definitely.
So--
I just didn't think this guy was like that.
Well, that's the reality of the world, man.
You're dealing with people now who are substance dependent
and do some pretty unstable things, inconsistent decisions,
and it's hard to do a true character judgment so--
Yeah, you're right.
All right, Waylon, we just got here.
We're going to take you in.
They might take you to the trauma assessment room.
There's going to be a lot of doctors and nurses
talking to you, same questions I had.
They're going to give you some wound care for that toe,
probably some stitches, maybe even an X-ray,
get you on your way.
Hopefully you won't be here all night, but several hours, OK?
Cool.
Thank you.
All right.
[SIREN]
Life status, unknown so it could be anything.
Somebody taking a nap, overdose, who knows?
Truck 10's on the scene.
We're investigating.
[INAUDIBLE]
What happened?
All right, want to walk over to the ambulance with me?
Mhm.
We'll climb up on in here and get you going.
Hey there.
Hi.
Go ahead, and sit right over here.
She got assaulted by another female.
She got some cuts to her face.
That's about all we know right now.
It's dried. It happened about an hour ago.
Young lady got in a fight with some gal, and--
[GUNSHOT]
You think that was gunfire?
We may have another scene.
I was just gonna say, we might get the shooting right up
the street.
Shooting [INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE]
We're headed to a shooting.
We don't know how many patients or the status of anything.
We actually heard the gunshots on our last call.
[INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE].
Well, they got the tape up.
Well, there's one female, been shot in the leg,
and I don't know about the second patient yet.
134.
Shot in the arm.
[SIREN]
Hello, hello.
I'll have to strip your sleeves, OK?
[GRUNTING]
I'm going to put your phone right here, OK?
You got any medical problems, ma'am?
Anything you're allergic to?
No.
Do me a favor, wiggle.
OK.
Push down against my hands, all right.
[INAUDIBLE]
Straighten that arm up for me, sweetie.
Your 1049 time is 2212.
[INAUDIBLE] stay at 115.
Good?
Yep.
It looked like possibly the right thigh on the outside.
I don't know.
I was-- we was outside.
I was standing outside, and somebody started shooting,
and I just ran into the club and I
jumped, fell down to get down, and when I fell, I got shot.
But, I was calling my fiance for him to come and get me.
Yeah.
But I guess his phone was dead.
And I was just telling my cousin that I wanted to go home.
I should have just went home.
I should've just followed my person
and just tell her to leave.
What?
A lot of people get shot at that place
and outside that place.
Tommy.
I'm still in the ambulance.
We haven't got to the hospital yet.
I'm in a-- I'm going to the front part of emergency room.
You see my ambulance pulling in?
Yes, I'm pulling in now.
[INAUDIBLE] you need to--
[GROAN] [BEEP] Like damn, he get on my not
[BEEP] like he don't listen.
Stupid.
Yes.
All right, coming up.
A couple of bumps, OK?
[SIREN]
We arriving on scene to an NBC of a school bus,
possible woman shot in the leg.
[HORN]
So we're just going to go ahead and see
what's going on with the patient once we get to her.
[SIREN]
[INAUDIBLE]
33 [INAUDIBLE]
Looks like we need a stretcher right away.
I got the back here.
One, two--
OK, you ready?
One, two, three.
Quick, quick, quick.
Femur's broken.
Do you need help back here or do you want me to do a triage?
I think we might be good back here.
Hey, [INAUDIBLE] will you find out if we have more patients,
please?
She's shot in her leg.
Can I get this jacket off of you?
Yeah.
Why does my leg feel like it's like rotating like--
Because your bone is broken, OK?
It's broken.
We got a lot of blood coming out there, OK?
Am I [INAUDIBLE] you think I'm going to be OK?
Huh?
Am I going to die?
No.
We're going to do everything we can, OK?
This hurts so bad.
What can I do to make you more comfortable?
I got you.
All right, you ready?
Oh, OK.
I'm sorry.
I got to hold pressure on here, OK?
I'm sorry.
OK, OK.
Hey, can we get a driver?
We got to go.
OK.
I know, I know, I know.
I know it hurts, but you're-- look at me, look at me.
You're bleeding, OK?
Mhm.
I got to keep pressure on here.
I know it hurts.
How old are you?
20?
Can you come hold pressure for me?
I got it.
It's the biggest bone in your body.
It's broken.
But you're doing pretty good.
Can somebody call my mom please?
We'll get on it, OK?
Just once second here.
We're urgent.
One yellow patient on board.
[SIREN]
How are you doing on me?
All right.
[SIREN]
So you didn't know who this was, nothing else like that?
Some random person just pulled up next to you?
All right.
Hello?
Oh [BLEEP]
Talk to me.
I know.
So was it a bullet wound or was it
from me crashing into the bus?
No, you got shot.
There's a bullet hole there.
[HORN]
[SIREN]
It's weird as [BLEEP].
And then the driver like kept driving around
the scene after [INAUDIBLE]
Yeah.
So I'm going to have you hold pressure.
I'm going to hop out and keep traction while he unloads,
and then I'll take back over pressure once we're out.
[INAUDIBLE]
All right.
We had a very chaotic scene.
There was a school bus that looks like it
was crashed into a house.
We had another vehicle on pass that had damage to it,
the firefighters pointed me in the direction of our patient
who had a gunshot wound to her upper thigh.
We checked her out to make sure she hadn't been shot anywhere
else, and then after that, getting some IV access
so that if we needed to give her fluids to bring her blood
pressure up or if she needed to get blood here at the ER
they had the ability to do that.
Head or hand?
Assuming hands and we got as peripheral.
[INAUDIBLE]
Yeah, accidentally shot his hand.
306 [INAUDIBLE]
Clear.
Dispatch.
22.
Hey, what happened?
Are you able to move your fingers at all?
Yeah.
Good enough.
Good enough for me, man.
Do you see the bullet hole in the floor?
Probably so--
I mean, I just--
I want to take your shoes off when we get into the truck
and make sure you're not noticing anything.
If that's hurting bad enough, you won't
notice it through your foot.
Why don't we finish that cigarette up.
You think we can make it to the sidewalk there if we help you?
[INAUDIBLE]
OK.
I just don't want you to get all lightheaded from standing up.
Yeah, yeah.
For your hand.
It still has a pulse.
OK.
And you can still move it, so I mean those are good signs.
Did you take a good look at it?
No, I didn't.
It looks like it kind of went into your palm
and then out the back side close to your pinkie.
Yeah.
At kind of an angle so the exits kind of long because
it's at an oblique angle.
OK.
Hey, momma.
What y'all doing?
Don't panic.
All right.
She's just worried about you.
Yeah.
Kind of her job though, isn't it, right?
If you get some 409, that's what I use on my uniform
when it had blood on it.
OK.
Let it sit on there for three to five minutes.
The blood will turn brown, just wipe off.
Really any-- any place that sells cleaning supplies
will have it.
They probably have it at gas stations.