According to court documents, a physician who attempted to aid Alex Pretti after he was fatally shot by federal officers reported that ICE agents appeared to be focused on counting his bullet wounds rather than performing CPR. The doctor observed the shooting, noting that Pretti had been shot multiple times and was in critical condition. The physician stated that agents initially prevented them from providing medical assistance, repeatedly requesting their medical license. Despite insisting on assessing the victim, the doctor found no pulse and began CPR while the agents seemed to be counting wounds, as they confirmed to not know whether the victim had a pulse.
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Eight-year-old Thomas Conley swiftly reacted to a choking classmate, Isaiah Rodriguez, in their school cafeteria. Without adult intervention, Thomas expertly performed the Heimlich maneuver, saving Isaiah’s life. Video footage captured the event, showcasing Thomas’s quick thinking and decisive actions. His bravery has earned him recognition as a hero.
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A teenage girl recently saved her three-year-old cousin’s life using CPR skills she learned in school. It’s a powerful reminder of the life-saving potential of readily available first aid training, and it underscores the importance of incorporating such crucial knowledge into our educational systems. This incredible story highlights how practical skills learned in a classroom setting can translate into real-world heroism, making a profound difference in a moment of crisis.
The comments surrounding this event reflect a widespread sentiment: the need for mandatory CPR training in schools. Many people expressed gratitude for the school’s program and celebrated the teenager’s quick thinking and bravery.… Continue reading
ICE Moved Body to Count Wounds Instead of CPR, Doctor Treating Victim Says
According to court documents, a physician who attempted to aid Alex Pretti after he was fatally shot by federal officers reported that ICE agents appeared to be focused on counting his bullet wounds rather than performing CPR. The doctor observed the shooting, noting that Pretti had been shot multiple times and was in critical condition. The physician stated that agents initially prevented them from providing medical assistance, repeatedly requesting their medical license. Despite insisting on assessing the victim, the doctor found no pulse and began CPR while the agents seemed to be counting wounds, as they confirmed to not know whether the victim had a pulse.
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8-Year-Old Saves Classmate with Heimlich Maneuver: A Young Hero’s Story
Eight-year-old Thomas Conley swiftly reacted to a choking classmate, Isaiah Rodriguez, in their school cafeteria. Without adult intervention, Thomas expertly performed the Heimlich maneuver, saving Isaiah’s life. Video footage captured the event, showcasing Thomas’s quick thinking and decisive actions. His bravery has earned him recognition as a hero.
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Teen’s CPR Training Saves Cousin’s Life: Make it Mandatory?
A teenage girl recently saved her three-year-old cousin’s life using CPR skills she learned in school. It’s a powerful reminder of the life-saving potential of readily available first aid training, and it underscores the importance of incorporating such crucial knowledge into our educational systems. This incredible story highlights how practical skills learned in a classroom setting can translate into real-world heroism, making a profound difference in a moment of crisis.
The comments surrounding this event reflect a widespread sentiment: the need for mandatory CPR training in schools. Many people expressed gratitude for the school’s program and celebrated the teenager’s quick thinking and bravery.… Continue reading