Parking Agent Stops Writing Ticket To Save A Life In Stratford

STRATFORD, Conn. -- A Stratford parking enforcement agent and a Stratford police officer jumped into action to save a man who was suffering a heart attack on Tuesday, according to News 12.

Stratford Baldwin Center
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Casey Donahue

09/21/2017 2:30 p.m.

Matt White was in the middle of writing a ticket in Baldwin Center when he heard shouting, and assumed it was somebody mad about the ticket, according to News 12. When he realized that it was something else, he ran to the nearby bocce court and saw a man had collapsed and had stopped breathing, News 12 reported.

Along with Officer Maria McAvoy, White used an automated external defibrillator and CPR to revive the man, according to News 12. THe man, whose name was Louie, had suffered a heart attack, News 12 reported.

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