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"Oak Creek first responders talked exclusively with WISN 12 News about the initial moments of pulling up to the Sikh temple while a gunman was going on a rampage.On Aug. 5, the men and women of Fire Station Three in Oak Creek heard the first calls for help and rushed to the scene of a shooting massacre at the Sikh temple down the street. It was the kind of call Ian Perry thought he'd never hear in his community.\"When you hear it, you're kind of in a state of disbelief, but you're training kicks in, and we did our best,\u201D Perry said.Josh Naker and Victor Ordonez had only been on the job for a few months.\"That's going to be one of the calls; it's going to be one of the biggest ones of my career. You need to rely on my training and what these guys have taught me, and everything will come out,\u201D Naker said.\"Then all of a sudden, I heard gunshots fired, man hit, and that's when things went wild,\u201D Ordonez said.The man hit was police Lt. Brian Murphy. He was shot multiple times by the gunman, Wade Michael Page.Matt Schrader and Jeff Mallas were ordered to get the veteran police officer to the hospital as soon as possible.\"We didn't want to be in that parking lot too long. We knew something was going on, and there was still a possibility of another shooter. We got out of there as quick as we could and attended to Officer Murphy and got to Froedtert,\u201D Schrader said.\"We counted a number of wounds, and you don't know if they hit a vital organ or not, and it was amazing how collected and calm he was. It made our job that much easier,\u201D Mallas said.The other guys at Station Three provided support to fellow law enforcement officers and treated the wounded. Unfortunately they couldn't save every life.\"We're trained to go into situations where people are having the worst days of their lives. It's something we come across all the time. Unfortunately, that day was the worst day of their lives for them,\u201D Ordonez said.But their boss, Battalion Chief Rodney Palmer, said he's proud of the way his young men handled themselves on that chaotic and tragic day.\"Very proud of all the people involved that day, especially my group of men. All 13 of us were on duty that day and all 13 of us were involved that day,\u201D Palmer said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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