NewsLocal

AED saves referee during Plymouth basketball game

https://pixabay.com/images/search/aed/?manual_search=1
A referee collapsed and stopped breathing during a girls’ basketball game Tuesday at Plymouth High School.
School staff, nurses and first responders performed CPR and used an AED within about a minute. The referee survived.
The incident hits close to home for Julie West, whose son, Jake, died from sudden cardiac arrest during football practice in LaPorte in 2013.
West told WSBT-TV she has since advocated for AEDs at school sporting events through Jake’s Law.
She says schools need to have AEDs available and make sure people know how to use them.

Related posts

Indiana Republican Party Chairwoman steps down

Network Indiana

Police: Man arrested after crash registered alcohol level more than six time the legal limit

Network Indiana

Jon Zimney

Leave a Comment