re: Body cam Nashville nsfw

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No blood

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I've seen a lot of GSW's as a FF/EMT for over twenty years. Locations of the shots, number of impacts, amount of clothing, amount of time, surface below the patient/victim, all of that affects how much blood is visible upon presentation.

I believe there were 8 shots fired, 4 from each officer, correct? Have they announced how many times the was/were was actually hit? How many went through and created exit wounds? You could have as little as one entrance wound from one round, or as many as 16 if every round was on target and created an exit wound.

A lot of gsw's aren't like Hollywood where there's a gaping hole and blood pouring out. You expect a massive pool of blood on the floor that's left the body, soaked through clothing and whatever else this thing was wearing, soaked through carpet, and be visible outside the frame of the body on the ground, all within a matter of seconds?

Your critical analysis needs some additional critical analysis.