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Special Training and a Trauma Kit That This Cop Made On His Own Saved The Life Of A Shooting Victim. His agency and others are making the trauma kits part of their issued equipment. Saving lives and the underreported realities of police work.
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After his years of police experience and attending special active shooter training, he knew he had to create his own emergency trauma wound kit. Prospect Park Police Officer Dave Voorhees is our guest. He talks about seeking advice from Doctors, Nurses, Paramedics, and Military Combat Medics about which products he needed to buy to add to his trauma kit. On a call for a shooting, he used this homemade trauma kit to save the life of a 17-year-old shooting victim.
His agency and surrounding police agencies have now created these trauma kits and are issuing them to their law enforcement officers.
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