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TL;DR

Scott Cowden, a fire engineer at the Chandler Fire Department in Arizona, testifies about responding to a shooting victim at a residential house.

Transcript

Mr Ken where are you currently employed I work for the Chandler Fire Department in Chandler Arizona and I guess for the record we'll have you state your full name I forgot to do that okay yes my name is Scott Cowden how long have you been employed with the fire department I'm almost 24 years and what is your specific title or role in association wi... Read More

Key Insights

• ❤️‍🔥 Scott Cowden is a fire engineer at the Chandler Fire Department in Arizona with almost 24 years of experience.
• 🏘️ He responded to a shooting victim at a residential house on July 11th, 2019.
• 🎭 Cowden performed CPR on the victim and noticed injuries consistent with effective CPR procedures.

Questions & Answers

Q: What is Scott Cowden's role in the Chandler Fire Department?

Scott Cowden works as a fire engineer, driving the apparatus and also trained as a paramedic.

Q: Did Scott Cowden perform CPR on Charles valo?

Yes, Cowden performed CPR on valo and noticed injuries consistent with effective CPR procedures, such as a crunch or crack in the sternum.

Q: Did Scott Cowden expect to feel the crunch or crack when performing CPR?

No, Cowden would not have expected to feel that if someone had already been performing CPR effectively.

Q: Did Scott Cowden observe any blood on his hands or gloves after performing CPR?

Yes, Cowden had blood on his hands and gloves, which would be expected if someone had been performing CPR before their arrival.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Scott Cowden has been employed with the Chandler Fire Department for almost 24 years and works as a fire engineer.

• He responded to a report of a shooting victim on July 11th, 2019, where he found Charles valo unconscious on the floor with two gunshot wounds.

• Cowden performed CPR on valo and noticed injuries consistent with effective CPR procedures, indicating that someone had already started CPR before their arrival.