The Chelmsford Police Department issued a press release on Monday detailing a successful life-saving incident that occurred on Sept. 9. Two Chelmsford police officers, Derek Tyros and Jake Hartshorn, were dispatched to a home where they found an unconscious man with no pulse. A relative of the patient was already on the scene providing CPR, following instructions given by a dispatcher over the phone.
The quick response and coordination between the officers, dispatcher, and the relative proved instrumental in reviving the man. Their efforts resulted in the man regaining a pulse, and he was subsequently transported to the hospital for further treatment.
The press release emphasized the importance of being knowledgeable in CPR and having access to emergency medical dispatch instructions in situations where immediate action is needed. The collaboration between the individuals involved in this incident highlights the crucial role that emergency personnel play in saving lives and ensuring the wellbeing of the community.
The Chelmsford Police Department commended officers Tyros and Hartshorn, the dispatcher, and the relative for their swift actions and dedication to their duty. The successful outcome of this incident serves as a reminder of the importance of being prepared for emergencies and the impact that quick thinking and teamwork can have in potentially life-threatening situations.
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