Sniper on the Loose Targeting Paramedics | Trauma | MD TV

The paramedics of San Francisco are in grave danger when a sniper is loose in the city and specifically targeting emergency service personnel.

From Trauma Season 1 Episode 14 'Targets' - Glenn and Nancy are caught in the crossfire when San Francisco is taken hostage by a sniper; Boone tries to get used to Tyler's new paramedic status.

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[ferretzim]

"We need a medic up here"
"Tell him to find his own damn medic"

[swopehs]

Most realistic thing about this episode is the cop yelling at the paramedics that the scene is not secure lol

[vaporhtrail]

For anyone who has ever been or seen these kind of situations. Other paramedics would not be allowed anywhere near there while there's an unknown shooter in the location. Let alone a helicopter due to the risk of it being shot at and shot down causing it to crash into other places. Cool series but good lack of detail

[nightmystery]

"We need a medic up here"

Sure let House "meet" him I'm sure he'd love to!

[mo]

i watch these shows to find out how first responders don't handle a situation. Its like a safety training video on what not to do in the field or what doesn't happen in the field.

[justinchristoph]

I think this episode is partially based on the North Hollywood shootout in February 28, 1997. A SWAT team commandeered a nearby armored truck, which was used to extract wounded civilians and officers from the scene who had been wounded in the shootout.

[vincentmiro]

Cousin of mine in Fire Rescue had a situation some years back where they were answering a call. At the location as they where dealing with the caller, they all started hearing gun fire. He and his partner on this call, remained calm and rushed everyone (the patient, their family, and a few spectators) on the scene into the ambulance, and called the cops. They all waited in there, terrified, until the cops secured the scene. He has always had my greatest respect before as a Firefighter and Paramedic, and after even more so.

[mirandac]

I’m kinda glad this show (Trauma) only lasted one season. Otherwise we wouldn’t have gotten to see Taylor Kinney as Kelly Severide on Chicago Fire a few years later!

[AndyCutright]

Man this is ridiculous even for medical dramas.

[Wolfy_Cody]

I like how the paramedics are explaining basic first aid to a police officer as if we don't carry tourniquets on us all the time 😂

[CloserZero]

Like, I get it, it's TV, but damn dude— how does a guy like that in that kind of position miss? He should have been able to JFK that guy with that kind of Stealth

[bruvlegion]

I felt bad each time the ray guy got shot, the fact he screamed each time and got shot as he tried to stop himself from bleeding out just made my heart sink :(

[greyghost]

Moving a swat van up to block the already down people would have been optimal for their survival, but he would have ran or changed his targets because he would get desperate

[benu.]

everybody just staring until the "cool dude" makes a move...I mean c´mon 🤣

[synergy]

bro has a scope, bipod and the element of surprise and still manages to have stormtrooper aim

[XXshy_wolfXX]

Good thing that 1 paramedic called dispatch before he got shot

[desertpack]

The guy who used the truck as a shield was a hero he save three men and helped reveal the shooter's location

[bluefirewolf]

"We need a medic up here"
Me: tell him to walk it off

[Pikog]

Paramedic: I need a medi---oh wait."

[alanaanderson]

Bro, why didn't they just use the armored swat van as a shield in the first place.