Caden Rumler

It was like really dark coagulated blood.

It was like

like a pile bigger than my face and like he pushed my head into it like this and he's telling me there and then with his free hand he was like he was on top of me and he was putting my hands behind my back really aggressively and handcuffing me and I was pleading with him I was like call an ambulance please call an ambulance there's so much blood please call an ambulance I'm gonna bleed out please call an ambulance he didn't say a word he's completely silent

Well, that was, when that happened, it was people I couldn't see at this point, so I don't know who it was, but when they took me outside to go to the ambulance, which wasn't there yet, I was sitting, I was standing out in the cold, leaning against a rail, and they wouldn't let me sit, because they were like, you won't be able to get up, so they made me stand, and I had no shoes on, and I was cold and shivering, and two people were talking, I couldn't see them, I couldn't see anything, and

They kind of like said like, they were like chuckling and saying how I won't ever get to see out of my left eye again, just chuckling about it.

And I remember saying, shame, shame on you guys for laughing at the fact that I'll never see again.

Shame on you.

And after that, they kind of shut up and went silent.

Do you know?

I was really out of it.

I was just trying to focus on staying conscious.

I'm not entirely sure, but it was at least 30 minutes.

From what I've heard the doctors say and everyone else, yes, I will be blind for life.

They said my globe was ruptured.

My lower lid was cut up and they had to take skin from my temple to fix it.

There's a lot to it.

I don't remember all the things that they said.

I have fractures in my skull that they can't fix and I can't sneeze or cough because it's dangerous too.

I remember also when I shot, there was pepper in it and I had pepper down my throat.

It made it hard to breathe for a long time.