I think you've made this post in multiple places but it's not applicable in this situation - see a reported image of police officers performing chest compressio

I think you've made this post in multiple places but it's not applicable in this situation - see a reported image of police officers performing chest compressions on Mr. Castile in the article below [1]. More broadly, EMTs are not the only individuals capable of providing support after a shooting. Indeed, some state governments (e.g., VT and MN) have a statutory "duty to rescue" those exposed to grave physical harm for all individuals. One would hope that police officers would be the most likely to do this, especially after a grievous injury - even if the wounds proved not to be survivable, this is hard to assess from feet away, with a gun drawn. As an aside to counter a point you make elsewhere, there are multiple other police on the scene in the video, though it's not clear at what point they arrive. 1. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/man-shot-dead-minn-police-traffic-stop-article-1.2701935 http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/man-shot-dead-minn-... EDIT: For posterity's sake, here's a press-release description of medical training that many Minneapolis/St. Paul are police officers receive: https://hcmcnews.org/2013/01/09/hcmc-network-feature-real-life-tactical-emergency-medicine-peace-officer-tempo%EF%A3%AA-training-for-law-enforcement-personnel/ https://hcmcnews.org/2013/01/09/hcmc-network-feature-real-li...