Here is some pro-cop chit. This cop saved a guy's life using a bag of potato chips and some tape to help stop bleeding until EMS got there.

Shame he wasn't there to save you from getting jacked off by your own mother you weird little kunt.

Take your meds and fuk off skitzo.

I have a couple cops in my extended family. Most do more good than not but you always have a few idiots in the ranks that need to get pushed out.

I'm just really impressed by this guy's quick thinking. Most people just wait around for EMS, but he took decisive action and saved the guy.

Improvised chest seal to help a sucking chest wound


good thinking by the cop

Can you explain further?

Basically an open wound in the chest causes outside pressure to collapse the lung, which can kill. He sealed off the wound to stop the outside pressure.



more in depth explanation -


https://ltcreed.com/blogs/articles/h...se-chest-seals

An open chest injury exposes the chest cavity to pressure from the outside air. When that air enters the cavity on inhalation the pressure balance inside the cavity is thrown off which causes the lung on the injured side to collapse.
The chest seal occludes or stops air from the outside from being sucked into the chest cavity on inhalation. A vented chest seal also allows for any excess air in the chest cavity the ability to vent out and help stop the development of Tension Pneumothorax. While the goal is to stop the lung from collapsing in the first place, the injured lung can re-inflate once a chest seal is applied and the chest cavity pressure normalizes.
What is Pneumothorax and Tension Pneumothorax?
Pneumothorax happens when air enters the chest cavity between the lung and chest wall which can lead to a collapsed lung.
Tension Pneumothorax occurs when air continues to fill the chest cavity after collapsing the injured lung. Without an ability for this air to escape (either due to the injury creating a one way valve or due to the injury site being sealed with a non-vented chest seal) the pressure continues to increase which puts stress on the heart, blood vessels, and the unaffected lung reducing the output of the heart and the lungs. This condition is deadly.

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That cop was ALL that, and a bag of chips. Nice work.

Quick thinking by the cop. I'd be willing to bet he either has some kind of medical background (EMS/firefighter/etc) or military/combat service. Cops get basic run of the mill first aid training but nothing that would teach him why and how to do something like this.