NYPD officer uses potato chip bag, tape to save stabbing victim’s life

NYPD officer uses potato chip bag, tape to save stabbing victim's life A resourceful New York City police officer was able to save a stabbing victim's life by using an empty potato chip bag and tape to staunch a wound. (New York City Police Department/New York City Police Department)

NEW YORK — A resourceful New York City police officer was able to save a stabbing victim’s life by using an empty potato chip bag and tape to staunch a wound.

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The NYPD said Officer Ronald Kennedy responded to a call about a stabbing July 7 when he found a man with a significant amount of blood on his chest out front of 290 Lenox Avenue, WNBC reported.

“Go get me a bag of potato chips right now,” Kennedy can be heard shouting in a video to bystanders. “Go in there and get me tape.”

Kennedy was able to stop the bleeding using the items.

Medics arrived and took the victim to a hospital, where doctors credited Kennedy’s actions for saving the man’s life, WCBS reported.

It is unclear what led to the stabbing or if a suspect is in custody for it. The victim’s identity was not released.

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