Isaac Martinez took it in stride when he was shot during Wednesday's deadly Arizona rampage, posting online a series of selfies making light of his brush with death.

Suspect Ryan Giroux was arrested in Mesa following an intense manhunt sparked by a shooting spree that left one person dead and five others injured yesterday morning.

One of the victims was Martinez, a 20-year-old student at the East Valley Institute of Technology who works at the school-operated Bistro 13 restaurant.

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Bloody selfie: When Isaac Martinez, 20, was shot by a suspect in Wednesday's Mesa, Arizona, rampage, the first thing he did was reach for his phone and post a bloody selfie on Snapchat

Viral hit: The culinary student posted another photo from the hospital bed, and a friend later turned it into a funny meme

Matter-of-fact attitude: Martinez took to Facebook to let his friends know about what happened to him

Blow by blow: The EVIT student detailed the attempted carjacking, which left him wounded in the shoulder

Martinez was on his way to the eatery when Giroux allegedly confronted him in the parking lot and demanded his car.

Martinez refused to hand over his keys, prompting the suspect to shoot him in the shoulder.

Instead of calling 911, a wounded Martinez took to the social media app Snapchat, sharing a photo of himself in a white chef's coat spattered with blood. The caption stated matter of factly: 'I just got shot.'

The Internet-savvy college student did not stop there and continued documenting his harrowing ordeal.

After he was taken to a hospital to be treated for his gunshot wound, he shared another selfie, which shows him lying in bed bear-chested with a white dressing on his bloodied shoulder.

A friend of Martinez’s even turned one of his hospital snapshots into a meme, accessorizing him with a painted-on cigarette and dark sunglasses, along with the caption: 'Thug Life.'

After being released from the hospital, the 20-year-old culinary student offered his 1,200 friends an update on his condition, saying that the bullet struck him from behind and exited out of his collar area.

Suspect caught: Police apprehended Ryan Giroux, 41, who is suspected of killing a man and injuring five others, among them Isaac Martinez. Giroux is an ex-convict with ties to white supremacist prison gangs

First blood: Police say Giroux killed a man and wounded two women at Tri City Inn at around 8.40am Wednesday

Tanya Ehrig, 27, cries for victims of a shooting as she holds her child Trinity in Mesa Wednesday

'Any higher or lower it coulda hit a artery, or shatter my shoulder blade. It was a miracle hit,' he wrote.

Martinez then proceeded to give a play-by-play of what happened in the parking lot of Bistro 13 shortly before 9am.

The EVIT student explained that when Giroux pulled a gun on him during the attempted carjacking, Martinez started backing away while yelling at passersby to get down on the ground.

After Grioux allegedly carjacked an EVIT teacher and took off from the parking lot in his Honda, Martinez said he noticed police and emergency vehicles down the street, and ran there for help.

‘I was the only one injured. Everyone else was unharmed. overall im glad it went the way it did rather than any other way,’ the 20-year-old concluded.

The shooting rampage that gripped the Phoenix suburb of Mesa in terror for nearly four hours was no laughing matter.

Terror in the streets: Giroux then ran across the street to Bistro 13 (pictured) and allegedly shot Isaac Martinez in the shoulder before carjacking an EVIT teacher

Manhunt: A SWAT team was brought in to search for the gunman after he shot two more people at two different apartment buildings

Officials with a K-9 dog are pictured searching for the gunman on South Longmore Road near Adams Elementary School Wednesday

Busted: A SWAT team eventually apprehended Giroux (pictured in a white hazmat suit) after he was spotted standing on a balcony of a vacant condo

Police say Ryan Giroux, a 41-year-old ex-convict with a history of violence, killed a man and wounded two women at Tri City Inn at around 8.40am Wednesday.

Giroux then ran across the street and allegedly shot Isaac Martinez in the shoulder before carjacking an EVIT teacher.

Police say the man afterwards went to an apartment complex about two miles away, where he broke into a home and shot a man.

A police officer found another man in a neighboring apartment building with multiple gunshot wounds. He was listed in critical condition.

A SWAT team eventually apprehended Giroux, a suspected white supremacist with a lengthy criminal record, after he was spotted standing on a balcony of a vacant condo.