And that goes back to the point you were making to normally your tourniquets on your vest when it's in the car

You have it in the glove box. It was not on your vest that night was it? No, it was not

So as soon as I got shot and and miles was returning fire over my head

I thought man I got to get out of here because I didn't know if crossfire was happening

I had no idea. So I hobble out I fall between two cars to I stepped off a curb in my left and I just out of habit

Stipped on my left leg and it had no the muscles weren't working

And I went down

Between these two cars and I but scooted back and the whole time I'm yelling at the other guys that had had ran from the door to get behind cover

I said I need a tourniquet. I need a tourniquet

I've been hitting my femoral and I kept yelling that because when I first went behind that door

I stuck my left hand down on my thigh and I've seen plenty of people shot

I seen plenty of leg wounds and when I felt that pull blood in my hand

I knew it was different. I thought oh man

There's a I just got shot in my artery. That's the first thing that went to my head

So I thought I got to get off my feet because I'm pumping blood and I got to get a tourniquet on this thing

Welcome to a game of crimes

So let's let's stop there for a second because I want to add a little bit more context. How were you dressed that night?

What what what things identified you as a cop?

So I had on playing clothes, but we had our police vest on that said police on the front police on the back

Yeah, that that's a he that was one of the huge things. Oh, they were they were in just regular clothes

Well, sure we were, but we also had an outer carrier over that said police which is more identifiable than a guy in uniform

In my opinion, you know, you got the little bit of badge here. It doesn't say police on it

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