A U.S. congressman from Cincinnati was among the first to help House Majority Whip Steve Scalise after he was shot at a Washington, D.C.-area baseball practice Wednesday morning.Rep. Brad Wenstrup (Ohio-District 2) provided medical care to Scalise after someone shot him in the hip.Scalise was conscious and alert when Wenstrup treated him, he told NBC. "He was very brave," he added.Wenstrup said that he believed Scalise was in surgery at around 10 a.m. "Fortunately, there was security detail there and Capitol Hill police or we all would have been vulnerable," he said. "I'm sure they saved who knows how many lives. Let's pray for those who got hit today."Wenstrup, an Iraq war veteran and medical doctor, told his aide the shooting was "like being in Iraq again, only without his weapon.""You never expect a baseball field in America to feel like being back in a combat zone in Iraq, but this morning it did," Wenstrup tweeted.Wenstrup, 58, was elected to congress in 2013 in Ohio's District 2, which includes parts of Hamilton County as well as Clermont, Brown, Highland, Adams and Pike counties.Wenstrup is a veteran of the Iraq War. He was a combat surgeon and earned a bronze star according to his campaign website.The congressman grew up in Hyde Park and went to Xavier High School then on to the University of Cincinnati.Wenstrup remains a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. A gunman opened fire on a GOP baseball practice in Alexandria, Virginia Wednesday morning. Police said that the gunman is in custody and five people were taken to the hospital.MORE: 'Please pray:' Lawmakers react to shootingEyewitnesses report Scalise and other members of Congress were in the middle of a Congressional baseball practice. A congressional aide said Scalise was in stable condition at George Washington University Hospital.Kentucky Congressman Rand Paul was also at the practice and released the following statement: "As you have likely heard a gunman with a rifle opened fire on Congressmen, Senators, staff and police this morning. I was there and am shaken but unharmed. Many people likely would have died this morning if not for the bravery of the Capitol Police. My thanks to them are inadequate but heartfelt. They never hesitated to put their lives on the line to save everyone. Please pray for those who were injured." Brooks was on the field at the time and says at least 50 shots had been fired. Brooks also says at least five others were hit. Outside Wenstrup바카라 게임 웹사이트�s Anderson Township congressional office, township trustee Andrew Pappas said he was proud of the way his friend reacted.바카라 게임 웹사이트�Horrible situation but right guy at the right place at the right time,바카라 게임 웹사이트� Pappas said. 바카라 게임 웹사이트�If you know brad, he바카라 게임 웹사이트�s not one to sit back and it didn바카라 게임 웹사이트�t surprise me when I heard the reports.바카라 게임 웹사이트�