Dallas Police Use Tourniquet to Save Shooting Victim While K-9 Takes Down Suspect

Dallas officers helped save a shooting victim's life with a tourniquet early Friday while a police dog nabbed one of the men suspected of shooting him, police said.

Dallas K-9 Drummer apprehened a shooting suspect while officers gave aid to the victim. (Photo: Dallas PD/Facebook)Dallas K-9 Drummer apprehened a shooting suspect while officers gave aid to the victim. (Photo: Dallas PD/Facebook)

Dallas officers helped save a shooting victim's life with a tourniquet early Friday while a police dog nabbed one of the men suspected of shooting him, police said.

About 2 a.m., officers in Old East Dallas heard a gunshot in the 4700 block of Capitol Avenue and found a man with a leg injury.

The first officers to arrive at the scene used a tourniquet to help the victim before he was taken to Baylor University Medical Center. He was reportedly in stable condition as of Friday morning, Dallas News reports.

Police called the K-9 unit to help find his assailants. Drummer, a police dog, found one of the suspects and nabbed him by the shoulder. The other suspect was still at large as of 5 a.m.

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