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Heroic civilian saves life with quick thinking and action

October 02, 2024 | Torrington, Northwest Hills County, Connecticut


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Heroic civilian saves life with quick thinking and action
During a recent government meeting, the Torrington Police Department honored Officer Paul for his exemplary performance, recognizing him with a life-saving award. The commendation highlighted his adherence to the highest traditions of the department and his dedication to public service.

The meeting also featured the presentation of a Civilian Service Medal to Christine Della Valle for her heroic actions on August 23, 2019. While driving near Brooklyn Memorial Care Child Care, Della Valle noticed a man on a bicycle frantically trying to assist an unconscious driver. Understanding the urgency, she quickly intervened.

Upon discovering that the car doors were locked, Della Valle retrieved a car jack from her vehicle and broke the rear passenger window to gain access. She then pulled the unconscious man from the vehicle and initiated CPR. Her efforts continued until Officer Foxler arrived and administered Narcan, with Della Valle performing CPR in between doses. Thanks to her quick thinking, the man regained consciousness and was transported to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital.

The Torrington Police Department expressed deep gratitude for Della Valle's selfless act, emphasizing her courage and compassion. The department hopes her actions will inspire others to assist in emergencies, reinforcing the community's commitment to helping those in distress.

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