Entered Results KHAW10 297 DANROY HENRY - The Journal News

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abdomen of a tall , well-built male black that was in the back of a county police car.
Beth refused explaining that it is considered an impaled object and that she
recommended he be transported to the hospital. At that point Beth observed
multiple police vehicles from multiple agencies, and the scene was fairly under
control with no apparent large crowds in sight. Beth went back in service a short
time later.
Entered By Inv Jasper Saunders
On 10/21/10 12:45hrs – Detective Greenberg reporting: Investigator Morrison and
Detective Greenberg at Hawthorne Cedar Knolls, 226 Linda Ave, Hawthorne, NY,
interviewing Pleasantville Ambulance Captain Gail Wind, one of the first EMS
workers on scene.
Gail Ann Wind
Dob
Thornwood, NY 10594
Home phone 914-
Cell phone 914-
CONFIDENTIAL
Date Entered 10/26/2010
Gail Wind submitted a pre-typed statement giving her account of the events. Also
see additional handwritten statement.
Wind stated she and her husband, Greg (statement already taken), were the first
EMS to arrive in their PVAC Fly-Car 7606 she said within minutes of the call as he
lives about one mile away. Wind described the scene as “chaotic” and “riot-like”.
7606 was parked inside the north entrance near PO Hess. Gail went to Hess, while
Greg went over to a black male Gail saw about 10-15’ away near the Nissan Altima.
She saw blood on the male’s face and he was not moving. Greg determined there
was no carotid pulse. Gail told Greg to go back and get another ambulance. A
blonde woman in a white dress came over, took a sweater or cloth and gave it to PO
Hess for support, then she went over to the male on the ground. Gail saw here
doing CPR with another person. A short time later 37-medic-1 arrived. The medic,
Beth Sanger, came to Gail and saw that PO Hess appeared stable and went over
and begin treating the male on the ground. Ambulance 7601 arrived and Gail
directed them to Paramedic Sanger. A few minutes later, the patient in cardiac
arrest was wheeled over to ambulance 7601 and transported off the scene. As 7601
left, ambulance 7603 arrived. PO Hess was moved onto the stretcher and
transported. Gail stated there was no conversation about what happened, and he
was transported. Ambulance 7602 arrived and the crew was directed by police to a
male with an arm wound. The Greenburgh Paramedic assisted and the male was
transported off the scene. Gail remained outside the inner perimeter for a while until
she was told of another police officer injured. She noted that PO Gilmartin had also
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