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Congressman Saves 11-Year-Old's Life After Using Two Pairs of Socks and a Seatbelt As Tourniquet
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Congressman Saves 11-Year-Old's Life After Using Two Pairs of Socks and a Seatbelt As Tourniquet
A Wisconsin Congressman is being praised as a hero for saving an 11-year-old’s life after getting injured in a car crash, according to PEOPLE. A minivan crashed into a semi truck on Saturday, August 16, in Iowa, as Congressman Derrick Van Orden was driving with his family. How A Navy SEAL Congressman Saved An 11-Year-Old’s Life Using A Makeshift Tourniquet They were heading to a memorial for his daughter, who had died two years prior. While on I…
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