Response: After arriving I would call in a Status 6 and getting the all clear from PD to arrive on the scene and applying bandages around the open fracture to secure the bone in place and notice blood still seeping through the bandages. I would apply a tourniquet around the leg to stop the flow of blood if it continued to persist, afterwards I would place a C-Collar or KED around the officer by either wrapping the C-Collar around their neck or using the KED and wrapping it around their torso after elevating their back slightly to wrap it around and then I would proceed to the DR. CAB steps after taking care of the injury that has had priority.

Danger: Danger would have already been taken care of as LSPD is on scene, so I'm free to go onto the next step.

Response: I would gather his AVPU by calling to the officer verbally before giving him a brief pinch, upon noticing he's unresponsive I would move onto the next step.

Circulation: I would place my finger against his neck, getting a feel for his carotid artery before checking his body for any other injuries, if there were none I'd move onto the next step.

Airway: His airways could possibly be blocked so I would place my hand against his chin and check his airways with my duty flashlight, if everything was clear I would move onto the next step.

Breathing: I would use my stethoscope and place them drum onto his chest, if his chest is obstructed, I would use trauma sheers to clear the area and then begin checking his breathing rate, I would check for anything that relates to his breathing, from his breathing rate to how it sounds, while doing this I would palpate his upper torso to check for any internal injuries, for instance a fractured rib. While noticing he was unconscious.

After that, I would disengage the gurney from the ambulance with the assistance of it's power-loader or a police officer on scene, afterwards we would place the backboard onto the ground and slide it underneath the officer after tilting him slightly to avoid his fracture as a log roll would be riskier.

After that, I would lift him with the assistance of an officer and load him into the ambulance and then transport him to the nearest hospital under Status 7 with one male under code 3, which would be Mount Zorah Medical Center where I would return to Status 4 and return to Station 7.