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Medic Helps EMT Crew, Gets Towing Bill
Last Update: 4/12 8:02 pm
JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - A U.S. Navy medic who stopped to calm a woman whose husband was having a heart attack -- and helped an ambulance crew perform CPR on the man en route to a hospital -- ended up with a 60 dollar towing bill.
Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Tim Moore tells the Jackson Citizen Patriot he was driving on April Second from his home in Concord to a Navy recruitment office when he saw an ambulance on eastbound Interstate 94 near Jackson.
The crew asked him to help perform CPR en route to a hospital, where the man died.
When Moore returned to the side of the interstate two hours later, his truck was missing. It turns out the truck -- parked partly over the white line marking the side of the road -- was considered a travel hazard and towed.
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Information from: Jackson Citizen Patriot, http://www.mlive.com/citpat
Medic Helps EMT Crew, Gets Towing Bill
Last Update: 4/12 8:02 pm
JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - A U.S. Navy medic who stopped to calm a woman whose husband was having a heart attack -- and helped an ambulance crew perform CPR on the man en route to a hospital -- ended up with a 60 dollar towing bill.
Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Tim Moore tells the Jackson Citizen Patriot he was driving on April Second from his home in Concord to a Navy recruitment office when he saw an ambulance on eastbound Interstate 94 near Jackson.
The crew asked him to help perform CPR en route to a hospital, where the man died.
When Moore returned to the side of the interstate two hours later, his truck was missing. It turns out the truck -- parked partly over the white line marking the side of the road -- was considered a travel hazard and towed.
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Information from: Jackson Citizen Patriot, http://www.mlive.com/citpat