[lightman]

Part of the nextgen of active shooter training...and long overdue.

[ClearCase_guy]

It's nice that the police will be equipped to care for wounded citizens, in the event of some major catastrophe ...

... what's that?

... the trauma kits are just for the police?? So that they can go home to their families at the end of the day?

No surprise.

[ansel12]

I’ve been around my share of shootings, and I’ve never seen a cop administer first aid.

They don’t even want other people to help them.

[Cementjungle]

I guess it’s better than issuing 1,000 body bags to each police cruiser.

[Gene Eric]

You are reaping the harvest of your omissions and bias, AP. Stop complaining.

[1rudeboy]

We might need some trauma kits for the whining on this thread.

[dragnet2]

a security screener fatally shot in last year’s shooting at Los Angeles International Airport received no medical aid for 33 minutes. He was instead wheeled out by airport police to paramedics who weren’t allowed to enter because the area had not yet been declared safe

[ChildOfThe60s]

It’s just another brick in the wall.

[Vendome]

Makes sense.

The do patrol a war zone.

Wonder when Oakland PD will do the same.

[Mister Da]

For neck wounds on a perp, wrap the tourniquet tightly around the wound & neck. Release the pressure every 15 minutes, then reapply. If bleeding persists, increase pressure.

[Veggie Todd]

[Blue Collar Christian]

Maybe they will be able to save the lives of some of the untried perpetrators they execute.