They have “medics.” They’re mostly good for washing pepper spray out of your eyes. Tourniquets are doable. I think the people applying pressure to the superficial head wound on the first guy to be shot were “medics.” Apparently the guy was bleeding out from the wounds in the back and groin, while they applied pressure to a wound that wasn’t really bleeding.
Apparently the guy was bleeding out from the wounds in the back and groin
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yet later images of where the guy was lying (before they took him to the hospital across the street) shows only a small dribble of blood about where his head was - no other blood spots on pavement - so he could not have been ‘bleeding out’.
The shot of his head wound clearly shows exposed brain matter leaking out, which the reporter tries to squeeze back using his shirt.
I saw video somewhere where an antifa “medic” was putting a tourniquet on the leg of a guy who had been hit with a rubber bullet.
Yes, according to the medical examiner's report:
Rosenbaum was shot in the groin and back — which fractured his pelvis and perforated his right lung and liver — and his left hand. He also suffered a superficial wound to his left thigh and a graze wound to his forehead.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/kenosha-protests-peaceful-night-chaos-shootings-72648378
...applying pressure to the superficial head wound on the first guy to be shot were “medics.” Apparently the guy was bleeding out from the wounds in the back and groin, while they applied pressure to a wound that wasn’t really bleeding.
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We noticed that. The victim was bleeding from either the mouth or nose and they kept looking on his anterior chest for a wound. Never looked at his back, side or below the waist while he was hemorrhaging internally.
“Pressure to wound” was all they knew.
Monty Python meets Idiocracy. Funny, if it wasn’t tragic.