The goal of the national Stop the Bleed campaign [1] is to empower everyday people to provide life-saving bleeding control. While the program is aimed at the general public, it could also be a big benefit to police officers, sheriff’s deputies, state troopers and other public safety personnel. Law enforcement officers (LEOs) are more likely…
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