coelho from employees. >> i'm the medical director. this is a beautiful community event that's been going on for decades in our community. the gilroy garlic festival. and we have a tight small community that participates, including our hospital. we had staff there at the event at the time. and unfortunately, a troubled loved family member of one of our communities brought horror to our beautiful community event. our hearts go out and our prayers go out to all the victims that are still recovering. this is your worst nightmare event to happen in a community. we're all afraid of this happening in our community and never think it will happen to us, and it did. on the flip side, it went better than i could have imagined. it could have been 100 times worse. the first responders were there immediately. the police acted within a minute or so. and we had first responders with hospital staff on-site who triaged our patients in the field. mike cabano, our ems director for the county, did a fabulous job of triaging in the field. our small communi

>>we could have been a 100 times worse doctor peter coelho with saint louise regional hospital says as soon as shots ring out sunday at the gilroy garlic festival first responders and bystanders sprang into action at first with hospital staff on site too. >>jstor patients in the field. a lot of our injured in gunshot patients were. recessed hated by community members. several were placed in cars immediately within seconds and driven to a hospital saint louise admitted patients with less acute injuries sunday night. >>those who were critically injured were sent to santa clara valley medical center where. >>happy to say patients who came here to access. state of the art trauma care. and our improved from when they arrived doctor adela garland says because of the high energy weapon, the suspect used. >>patients suffered extensive tissue destruction that tissue damage may not be visible externally and so. >>patients are monitored for a period of time because what you see initially may not the the totality of what their injuries are the tissue damage is. >>the pair says coordinated care pro

>>could have been a 100 times worse doctor peter coelho with saint louise regional hospital says as soon as shots ring out sunday at the gilroy garlic festival first responders and bystanders spring into action at first with hospital staff on site too. >>jstor patients in the field. a lot of our injured in gunshot patients were. recessed hated by community members. several were placed in cars immediately within seconds and driven to a hospital saint louise admitted patients with less acute injuries sunday night. >>those who were critically injured were sent to santa clara valley medical center where. >>happy to say patients who came here to access. state of the art trauma care. and our improved from when they arrived doctor adela garland says because of the high energy weapon, the suspect used. >>patients suffered extensive tissue destruction that tissue damage may not be visible externally and so. >>patients are monitored for a period of time because what you see initially may not the the totality of what their injuries are the tissue damage is. >>the pair says coordinated care programs

>>we could have been a 100 times worse doctor peter coelho with saint louise regional hospital says as soon as shots ring out sunday at the gilroy garlic festival first responders and bystands sprang into action at first with hospital staff on site too. >>jstor patients in the field. a lot of our injured in gunshot patients were. recessed hated by community members. several were placed in cars immediately within seconds and driven to a hospital saint louise admitted patients with less acute injuries sunday night. >>those who were critically injured were sent to santa clara valley medical center where. >>happy to say patients who came here to access. state of the art trauma care. and our improved from when they arrived doctor adela garland says because of the high energy weapon, the suspect used. >>patients suffered extensive tissue destruction that tissue damage may not be visible externally and so patients are monitored for a period of time because what you see initially may not the the totality of what their injuries are the tissue damage is. >>the pair says coordinated care programs

>>what could have been a 100 times worse doctor peter coelho with saint louise regional hospital says as soon as shots ring out sunday at the gilroy garlic festival first responders and bystanders sprang into action at first with hospital staff on site too. >>jstor patients in the field. a lot of our injured in gunshot patients were. recessed hated by community members. several were placed in cars immediately within seconds and driven to a hospital saint louise admitted patients with less acute injuries sunday night. >>those who were critically injured were sent to santa clara valley medical center where. >>happy to say patients who came here to access. state of the art trauma care. and our improved from when they arrived doctor adela garland says because of the high energy weapon, the suspect used. >>patients suffered extensive tissue destruction that tissue damage may not be visible externally and so. >>patients are monitored for a period of time because what you see initially may not the the totality of what their injuries are the tissue damage is. >>the pair says coordinated care