Members of an ambulance crew who attended a fatal stabbing in Bristol were abused and attacked by an angry crowd of about 100 people.
Police were called to the Criterion pub in the early hours of Sunday
Sarah Hodierne and Wayne Evans were the first emergency services on the scene at the Criterion pub on Sunday morning.
When the ambulance arrived Ms Hodierne said she was pulled out by her hair as people shouted and swore.
Ms Hodierne then tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate Mohamoud Muse Hassan, who had been stabbed in the neck.
Ms Hodierne said: "I was just doing my job but I was really frightened.
"The crowd opened the ambulance door and pulled me out by my hair - shouting, swearing and threatening me - there were just so many of them. It was very, very stressful."
Mr Evans added: "Mr Hassan was in cardiac arrest and even as we got him in the ambulance they were kicking the vehicle and tried to put in the window."
Chris Hewett, of Great Western Ambulance Service, said: "It was a very difficult and volatile situation. The crowd were jostling them and even pulling Sarah's hair. Despite this they kept calm and did what they could for the patient."
Sergeant Lee George, of Avon and Somerset Police, said: "The ambulance crew were surrounded as they tried to administer first aid and many of the bystanders were intimidating them and trying to obstruct them.
"They were very brave to carry on in such extreme circumstances. It was the worst job I have been to in 14 years of police service."
A 22-year-old man and 16-year-old girl have been arrested following the fatal stabbing.