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Hamilton police officers aided man in cardiac arrest, chief reports
Summary
Chief Weiss said Officers Michael and Nolin, both certified EMTs, assisted a man who experienced cardiac arrest in front of the police station; they restored breathing and transferred him to emergency medical services.
At the Feb. 10 meeting Hamilton Police Chief Weiss highlighted an on-duty emergency response in which Officer Michael and Officer Nolin—both certified emergency medical technicians—assisted a man who was in cardiac arrest in front of the police station.
Chief Weiss said the officers were able to restore breathing and hand the patient over to emergency medical services; the transcript does not provide the patient’s name, condition after transfer, or subsequent medical updates.
The chief’s report was delivered as part of routine departmental updates; no formal motions or further council action related to the incident were recorded in open session.
