Sending highly-trained doctors into the scenes of terrorist attacks with armed police is 'vital' and 'can be useful in saving time in rescue and emergency evacuations', a French medic told the Manchester Arena inquiry.
Dr Matthieu Langlois, a former senior doctor for RAID, the French National Police Intervention and Counter-terrorism Unit, treated and evacuated casualties after the Bataclan terror attack of 2015 in Paris.
Between 2012 and 2021, Dr Langlois participated in 'tactical emergency care' during all counter-terrorism 'interventions' in France.
