this video is being released ahead of the five-year anniversary of the tragedy in Las Vegas when Stephen Paddock fired over 1 000 rounds from 15 weapons inside a suite on the 32nd Floor Of The Mandalay Bay in this dramatic body cam footage you see the heroic actions by former MMA fighter now field training officer Josh Haynes and his rookie cop Brady cook on his second night on the job only 22 years old at the time as the two officers rushed towards the Mandalay Bay they become pinned down with a group of other officers during a chaotic volley of gunfire his trainee calls out that he got hit without hesitation Haynes grabs cook lifts him to his feet provides cover and they run the bullet blew through the back of Brady's bicep then right into the side of his chest he survived thanks to a life-saving tourniquet applied by his partner officer Haynes before being rushed to a hospital during the active shooting approximately 867 people were injured 60 people lost their lives on October 1st 38 women and 22 men the Las Vegas shooting is the deadliest mass murder committed in the U.S by a single person it exceeded the death toll of the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando in which 49 people were killed find me we're multiple tragedies yo come here come here come here yo um tonight [Applause] right here you see those flashes control primary we need the boulevard shut down North and southbound Russell Road flamingo [Applause] foreign [Applause] Mandalay Bay northbound right outside Route 91 at the South End [Applause] we can move you we need to move you when you get to Medical get off that bus come on you're okay keep moving you're okay come on get to that [ __ ] car right here sure sure foreign [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] oh my God [Music] [Music]