Wednesday, December 28th, 2011 8:12 am
Firefighters thanked for quick thinking, breaking SOP to save girl’s life
By Scott Broom
For WUSA9.com
CLINTON, Md. (WUSA) — A five-year-old girl who nearly died during an asthma attack November 28th thanked the three Prince George’s County firefighter/paramedics who’s quick action saved her life.
Christina Luckett handed out personalized plaques featuring her picture and photo to firefighter/medics Edward Scott, William Philpott and Clinton volunteer firefighter Ashley Butler as she met the rescuers inside the firehouse.
The trio also received Emergency Service Awards from Prince George’s County fire chief Marc. S. Bashoor.
The rescuers took the unusual step of racing Christina to Southern Maryland Hospital in their fire truck while performing CPR, rather than waiting a few extra minutes for an ambulance to arrive. She had stopped breathing and had no pulse.
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