What bothers me most. all the victims who made to both hospitals and the minor injuries did well and they re all stable. many of them went home. and i do want to thank one entity because in this tough time, we could mobilize multiple trauma teams to handle. our teams needed protection and i really want to thank the sheriff s department for providing us as these victims were brought in. thank you. good morning. i m dr. michael neeki, i m part of the local leadership of the physicians. some of my privileges, i m under
The husband and wife terror team fired between 65 and 75 rounds killing 14 people. as horrible as that is, it could have been worse if not for the quick actions of first responders. a doctor part of a swat team. here is chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. before any member of his team arrived, dr. michael neeki was there minutes before the shooting began. from airway to stabilization of the field to bandage. reporter: he s a new kind of first responder, a hybrid of healer and soldier, a doctor and member of the swat team. ready to defend as well as save lives. a good guy should be able to
Defend himself ask also help everybody else. reporter: in order to do that, not only does he need to carry his medical equipment but he has to carry a gun, as well. a gun much like the one used by the shooters. well, you know, i don t want to get hurt. if somebody really have an intention like that yesterday where he was coming and shooting everybody and i m the first one that gets there as active shooter responds, i want to defend myself and civilians down there. ready? ready, sir. reporter: that s dr. neiki on the right. one day after the shooting, we followed dr. neeki to this shooting facility. ready? ready sir. reporter: and this is another part of being a brand-new sort of doctor, going through training like this with other members of the swat team to try to make sure that he can defend himself in situations where he s taking care of other patients. we re now going to this