Thankfully, she was cooperating without much question. That would make this a lot easier, and Casey soon moved over once they'd prepared a cloth to start wiping up the blood obscuring any injury beneath it. They held the injured man's jaw firmly, dabbing gently while keeping a sharp eye for any possible complications such as splinters or pain reaction to a specific area aside from the site of impact.

"How long has he been unconscious? Since he was hit?" Such a blow could be worry for head injury, but Casey wasn't going to jump to conclusions. First see what outer, physical symptoms could be ascertained while gaining information on the incident. Their hand did stray for a moment to crack open the man's eyelid and judge at his reaction to the light in the room just in case of an immediately obvious internal injury that would necessitate moving him. Head wounds were always tricky business to deal with. "What's his name?"