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Alabama congressman gives CPR to jogger in distress

Por: The Hill Politics August 04, 2023

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First-term Rep. Dale Strong (R-Ala.), along with medical professionals, helped administer CPR to a jogger who was having a cardiac arrest episode.  NBC’s Huntsville, Ala., that Strong, a volunteer with Monrovia Fire & Rescue, heard the call about Virginia police officer Kyle Brown suffering from a medical episode and took his gear to the scene. Brown, who was in the area visiting friends with his wife, collapsed into the cardiac arrest over... + full article



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