. >> reporter: ron atwater and his proved to be lifesavers stopping their car to assist a 59-year-old man while riding his bike at 115th, andid everything they could >> it was scary. he was bleeding like crazy. we were worried about him. >> just awas cleveland police who made all the difference, putting into action these newly issued quick plot emergency kits, now on board 400 zone cars the city. >> the first aid kits we've got be proving to be absolutely invaluable. >> reporter: sergeant jennifer chot says sergeant police in saving the man at the scene. >> we were taught how toquets, the quick blot gauze. >> reporter: ems was given a much better chance to save the patient because police are almost always first to get to the scene. >> it's a life safer, it's them out more with the ambulance, you don't know how long it's going to >> reporter: the victim is in police are exploring several leads in the search of the person who shot him. reporting live in cleveland, fiveator. >>> a hunting trip turned tragic after a man died from an accidental gunshot wound. authorities found thesday in p

. >> we heard two shots and see the man stagger off into the field >> reporter: ron atwater and life savers, stopping their car to help 59-year-old jerel as he was riding his bike and took a shot to the face. they called police and did everything they could to stop the bleeding. >> it was scary. he was coughing up a lot of blood. he was bleeding like crazy. she was worried. i was worried. >> reporter: minutes later, it was cleave plant police made the difference putting into action these quick kit clots. >> the first aid kits that we got are proving to be absolutely invaluable. >> reporter: sargeant jennifer schatz says that expanding police training was critical in saving mr. terrell at the scene. >> during the course of the training, we were taught how to use the tourniquet, quick clot gauze. beyond, that we were taught cpr. >> atwater who witnessed the clot action says that they gave always the first to get to the scene. >> it helps with ambulance. you don't know how long it's going to come so it stablizes the man a little better. >> at this hour, 59-year-old loyd terrell remains