A parking officer rushes to perform CPR on a man suffering a heart attack. Although parking enforcement officers get a bad rap, they are also people. This worker from Metro Vancouver was recognized as a hero.
Saving a man suffering a heart attack
The parking enforcement officer Jason Vickers was on the job when he came across a vehicle that appeared to be stuck in Burnaby. It turns out that there was a man inside suffering a heart attack.
Vickers jumped into action, calling 911 and delivering CPR until emergency responders arrived. Vickers stated that they removed him and started CPR. It was around 5 minutes until Burnaby firefighters arrived and took over the scene.
The driver was stabilized and rushed to a healthcare facility. There has been no update on his condition.
Quick action
The prompt delivery of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during emergencies can save a life. It is a life-saving technique that improves the chances of survival. You can be prepared by enrolling in a first aid course today.
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