A survivor of the deadly Trabuco Canyon shooting shared a heartfelt thank-you message on his birthday Tuesday from his hospital bed.
On Tuesday, Bertuccini turned 48. Holding a birthday card and still breathing through a ventilator at Providence Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, Bertuccini shared a message of thanks to those who helped him survive a night of deadly violence.
"Than you Orange County Sheriff's Department, for getting there fast," Bertuccini said."And, the first responders and my friends for getting me to the gurney and to the hospital, thank you so much." Bertuccini has been on a ventilator since he arrived at the hospital. After two surgeries, he remains in critical, but stable, condition.Daniel Bertuccini said he is thankful for the quick response from law enforcement and firefighter-paramedics.
"They quickly got him out of the ditch and put him on that gurney and got him to the ambulance," Daniel Bertuccini said."I know that if the officers had not done that, my brother might not be here today."who targeted his estranged wife before opening fire on other people, was shot and killed by responding deputies. The shooter's wife was among those hospitalized.
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