Multiple Police & EMS Units Responding to a Shooting

New York State Police Unit 3K30, Unit 2K72, and Unit 3K53, along with seven unmarked units (most likely assigned to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation), Somers Police Department Unit 7K380, Somers Fire Department Car 8011, Ambulance 80B3, Car 2442, Ambulance 80B4, and Utility 35, and Westchester Emergency Medical Services 45-Medic-2 responding to a shooting on Summit Circle in Somers, New York. Unit 3K80 from the New York State Police, Unit 7K385 from the Somers Police Department, Unit 7K362 from the North Salem Police Department, and 45-Medic-3 from the Westchester Emergency Medical Services also responded to this call, but are not seen in this video. 45-Medic-3 was cancelled prior to arrival.
Originally, Somers Police Department Unit 7K385 was dispatched to a reported domestic disturbance, with the caller reporting that somebody was screaming that they had been attacked. Because many local and State Police units were tied up with an unrelated foot pursuit/suspect search that was also occurring in Somers, Unit 7K362 from the neighboring North Salem Police Department responded to back-up Unit 7K385. Unit 7K385 arrived on scene and immediately requested additional backup, stating that somebody had been shot. EMS was also dispatched and was originally instructed to stage away from the scene, but was quickly told to respond in. A second ambulance was also requested to the scene for a second patient who had blunt-force trauma. At this point, 45-Medic-2, who was responding on the original assignment, requested 45-Medic-3 to respond as well. After an evaluation, it was determined that both patients had minor injuries and 45-Medic-3 was cancelled. Ambulance 80B3 and Ambulance 80B4 both transported one patient each BLS to Westchester Medical Center. 45-Medic-2 and remaining Somers FD units on scene all went back into service, while police units remained to conduct an investigation.
New York State Police later released information regarding the incident, stating that a family argument between two brothers lead to one shooting the other in the arm with a small-caliber rifle.
The units seen responding are:
Unit 3K30 - Dodge Charger
Unmarked Unit - Chevrolet Malibu
Unmarked Unit - Chevrolet Malibu
Unmarked Unit - Chrysler 200
Unit 7K380 - Ford Explorer
Car 8011 - 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe
Ambulance 80B3 - 2019 Ford F550/Horton
Car 2442 - 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe
Unit 2K72 - Dodge Charger
45-Medic-2 - Ford Expedition
Unmarked Unit - Chevrolet Malibu
Ambulance 80B4 - 2018 Ford F550/Horton
Utility 35 - 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
Unit 3K53 - Dodge Charger
Unmarked Unit - Ford Taurus
Unmarked Unit - Chrysler 200
Unmarked Unit - Chrysler 200
This video was taken on June 13th, 2023.
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[@mcembuff]

Epic footage! I hope everyone is okay and well.

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks! Thankfully, it turned out to be fairly minor.

[@mcembuff]

@@LowHudEmergencyp! That’s good.

[@ShariahThomas]

@@LowHudEmergencypeople keep being mean to me what should I do

[@CCscott]

Impressive description - very detailed! 👍🏼👍🏼
Who knew anyone uses Chevys and Chryslers anymore? 😲

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thank you! I take a lot of time researching information to include in my descriptions so I appreciate you noticing.

[@Harry-so5hx]

​@@LowHudEmergencywho's Chryslers 200 were those

[@LowHudEmergency]

@@Harry-so5hx NYSP, I believe assigned to investigators as take-home vehicles.

[@Taconephotography]

Awesome catches! Any particular reason like hills and or mountains for the large antennas on the police cars and fire command vehicles? Love the “old school” look of a whip antenna, just don’t see to many anymore.

[@208JMM]

VHF & Low Band transmitters are still used by State Police and some of the local FD/EMS units.

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks! Yeah, I believe the longest antennas are for low-band frequencies, which are slowly being phased out, but are still in use to some extent in the area.

[@jwills22]

2:36 Awesome airhorn!! Hopefully the brother who got shot was okay.

[@chrisfirebike1126]

WOW!!!

[@johnniebellamy5912]

Love The Unmarked Units

[@craigzahniser4702]

Hope everything turned out ok.

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thankfully, it ended up being pretty minor.

[@NortheasternRailPhotography]

Surprised the Somers police car has blue lights forward on the lightbar

[@LiamPattisonPhotography]

Great footage, hope everyone is okay!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks! Thankfully, it ended up being fairly minor.

[@LiamPattisonPhotography]

@@LowHudEmergency Right on, glad to hear. Made for a great response!

[@robertbrady9597]

great video on all the units

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@leandrofranco3916]

Zri

[@dannyboy_m3821]

It's pretty rare to see unmarked cars that aren't black right?
3:02 And no disrespect, but what purpose is a pick up truck attached to the fire department supposed to be serving at a shooting?

[@LowHudEmergency]

The ambulances are run by the fire department, so on more serious medical calls, sometimes additional manpower responds in a utility to assist the ambulance.

[@dannyboy_m3821]

@@LowHudEmergency I see, thank you for responding

[@highwaypilot]

A friend of ours has Autism; all he does is film and post police videos. Loves the lights and sirens. Good job!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@imsayrocket]

lmaooo

[@nj_e.s.v.p4472]

awesome footage. absolutely love the siren tones of the ambulance. do you know what type siren it is

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks! The ambulances both have Whelen sirens, not sure of the exact model.

[@x4093k]

Whelen 295HFSC9….dual siren

[@nj_e.s.v.p4472]

@@x4093k thanks for the info. the hospital system that has the contract for the town I work in uses that siren. and I always wondered which one it was

[@moviewatcher1239]

Get out the way people law enforcement coming through

[@michaelsalvatoresicilian]

Outstanding footage! God Bless!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@yeneracay2368]

Ford Focus police