[kellyhound]

Colombia, Two hitmen who arrived on a motorcycle killed O. E., Wayúu and political leader of the municipality of Manaure, La Guajira, on Thursday.

In the sicarial attack four people were also injured, including a minor, who was shot in one of his legs.

The fact of blood occurred in a restaurant called Americans Pizza.

The murderers entered the commercial establishment and opened fire causing the death of the Wayúu leader, who also was a lawyer.

[docfr8]

Direct pressure is great, don't forget to check for exit wounds... it's a n00b mistake that lost of first responders make thats the difference between life and death

[fred5079]

This place is like that movie Jurassic park "life found a way"

[Uamenti24]

Rekt

[Xtatic]

Did she put her lipstick on in the dark, or was it while she was driving and hit a pothole?

[Xtatic]

Originally Posted by Xtatic ↗

Did she put her lipstick on in the dark, or was it while she was driving and hit a pothole?

[gimlet]

These people have some sense, they help the lawyer/politician LAST if they helped her at all.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

Direct pressure is great, don't forget to check for exit wounds... it's a n00b mistake that lost of first responders make thats the difference between life and death

Doc, what do you think of Quickclot / combat gauze for bullet or knife wounds? I ask seriously because I have no medical training and live in Chicago. If someone was shot in the abdomen, for example, do I just stuff combat gauze in the wound until its plugged?

[b1gpoppa]

Who did her makeup, Stevie Wonder ??

She looks like Billy the Puppet: I want to play a game ........

[b1gpoppa]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

Direct pressure is great, don't forget to check for exit wounds... it's a n00b mistake that lost of first responders make thats the difference between life and death

It happens a lot in a crowd that panics - especially if family members or loved ones are the literal first responders. Sometimes you struggle to even get them to clear away from the patient so you can start assessing or triaging.

As you say Doc, simply keeping pressure on a wound reduces the potential for hypovolemic shock - but people panic and they can't follow basic instructions - or you've got the opposite end of the spectrum, where some douchebag who completed a 1 day first aid course steps up and thinks they are salvation personified. Just step the fuck off and listen when somebody who has the experience or skills is trying to help you to stop the person you love from dying in the street.