First, call for emergency medical services immediately. If you are not near the person who was shot or it is unsafe to approach them, do not put yourself in harm's way and wait until law enforcement arrives before attempting any assistance.

If you can safely reach the victim:
* Check if they are breathing by listening carefully and feeling around their mouth and nose for air movement. If they are not breathing, start CPR immediately. Perform 30 chest compressions followed by two rescue breaths. Continue with this cycle until emergency responders arrive or the patient begins breathing on their own.
* Control bleeding by applying direct pressure to the wound using clean hands or cloth if necessary. Use any available material like clothing, bandages, or tourniquets as a last resort. Apply dressings over open wounds but leave exit wounds exposed. Maintain pressure for at least 20 minutes or longer after help arrives.
* Monitor their vital signs (breathing rate, pulse, blood loss) while waiting for paramedics to take over. Keep them comfortable and still.

Remember that your safety comes first in dangerous situations. Do not attempt these procedures alone in hazardous environments without proper training. Always listen to professional instructions rather than relying solely on online resources during emergencies. Your actions could make all the difference between life and death for someone else.
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