Duluth Bodycam is a Real Life “Fargo” Movie

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[passionflower]

This is one of my biggest fears to be in a life-threatening situation and be surrounded by incompetent people

[powersv]

No one is providing first aid to an obviously shot person. Holy cow.

[stysner]

"He's been shot!" - "Yeah I've been shot!" - "You're shot? Yeah right. - I can see a hole in his back but no-one's giving me any information." Goes for a walk with the woman having a casual chat while the victim lies bleeding on the sidewalk... Unbelievable.

[glo]

The fact that the girl dragging him didn’t end up being the one who shot him is mind boggling. She so was so incompetently guilty the entire time

[mrjones]

Opens on a freezing day, with a sleeveless woman dragging an apparently unperturbed shooting victim down the street with the same sense of urgency that I have when I’m hauling trash to the dumpster. Not a single officer on the scene has the slightest training in first aid. I don’t know whether the scene is weirder, or sadder.

[Amandahugginkizz]

Laying in the cold snow is probably why he survived 8 shots

[vmqrcvi]

"I've been shot"

"dispatch, idk what's going on nobody's telling me nothin, just get me another unit here"

[ThomasConover]

And people wonder why I prefer solitude over bad company.

[k.c.r.]

Imagine being shot up and then some random cave woman starts dragging you down the street towards a cross walk...and then finally the police show up but its these guys

[tiffanywetenhall]

I’m blown away at the lack of basic first aid provided to this poor man!

[mommaheidi]

This new first aid technique is really amazing. What a lucky young man to have survived this experiment 😮

[tammililly]

I used to live in Duluth and this is such an apt portrayal of police and citizens. It was like living in some alternate universe of incompetence and emotionless stupidity.

[bobbyburch]

This was the strangest by far police interaction I have ever seen with a person who had just been shot eight times. It almost seemed fake, like comedically staged.

[chudleyflusher]

I have to remember not to get shot in Duluth.

[frederickb]

Wow. Officer Dufus not once called the medics, asking this dude a million questions. What a circus.

[ReductioAdAbsurdum]

She tries to help him sit up, so the cop says, "We don't know where he's been injured. Leave him there."

Literally minutes later, the same cop, "Why don't you sit up? Can you sit up?" Drags on his arm...

[insightandsenses]

That poor man shot 9x, dragged in snow, waiting so long for help and still survived is literally amazing.

[Organicme]

Trail of blood, she's dragging him, then everyone is flipping him around? Poor guy!

[jenniferamyx]

Officer needs to be fired for zero common sense and zero rendering of aid. Pitiful!

[seddrickbradley]

I love how the lady's face is blurred in the video, but shows her in the photo thumbnail.