Video: Shooting Victim Gives Shockingly Calm Interview To Reporter During Live Broadcast

*WARNING: Some of the language used in the video might be offensive to some viewers.*

KHQA-TV reporter Reyna Harvey probably got the shock of her life when she interviewed a man who revealed he was just shot just moments prior to her arrival.

“I just spoke to the victim who was shot. He’s actually walking up right now as we speak,” she says in the video, while the victim, identified as “DeVon,” casually approaches the camera while smoking a cigarette, smiling.

“You know I’m in the room, chillin’ like I usually do—drinkin’—and somebody shot right through my back window, hit me in the chest,” he calmly states. He then adds he got “his son out the room.”

His injury was just a “little petty wound—I ain’t even trippin’ though,” he says before taking a drag of his cigarette.

I spoke with a victim of a shooting in #Quincy this morning. See full interview on @KHQA.com. https://t.co/0o2tWzyemP

— KHQAReyna (@KHQAREYNA) January 29, 2016

Harvey then asks him to reveal his wound. DeVon obliges and lifts up his hoodie, showing a bloody bandage.

DeVon adds that “I don’t know what’s going on,” adding that people “want me dead.”

According to Fox2Now.com, the shooting happened in Quincy, Illinois, in the early morning hours.

Quincy is located on the Mississippi River near the Illinois-Missouri border.

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