Police Took 8 Minutes To Locate Henry Nowak's Fatal Stab Wound... Then Performed CPR Directly Over It

The case of 18-year-old Henry Nowak highlights significant lapses in emergency response protocols, as police took eight minutes to locate his fatal stab wound after he was attacked with a ceremonial knife. Despite being conscious and vocal when officers arrived, they performed CPR directly over the wound, potentially exacerbating his injuries. This incident raises serious questions about the training and efficiency of emergency services and underscores the critical need for prompt and precise medical intervention in such life-threatening situations.