Teens Hailed as Heroes for Helping Man Having Heart Attack on Side of the Road
The teens stayed calm, relayed details to 911 and helped get the man emergency treatment after deputies said he suffered a heart attack.
- On Tuesday, Cooper City officials honored high school students Logan Royer, 16, Cody Magrone, 16, and Brody Murray, 17, for saving 65-year-old Diego Fernandez-Delgado after he suffered a heart attack last month.
- The teens were heading to fish after visiting a McDonald's on South Flamingo Road when they noticed Fernandez-Delgado struggling to change a tire and experiencing chest pain.
- Without hesitation, the students contacted 911 and stayed by his side; Magrone recalled, "We saw him on the side of the road, and we were like, 'Let's go help him.'"
- Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue personnel transported Fernandez-Delgado to Memorial Hospital West for treatment; he has since returned home and is recovering after undergoing several medical procedures.
- Cooper City Mayor James Curran praised the trio during the recognition ceremony, stating, "They demonstrated incredible maturity and awareness of their surroundings," as the group hopes their story encourages others to help.
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Florida Teens Save Stranded Driver Suffering Heart Attack
Three South Florida teenagers are being praised after a simple act of kindness helped save a stranded driver who suddenly suffered a heart attack on the side of the road. According to the New York Post, Brody Murray, Logan Royer, and Cody Magrone had stopped at a McDonald’s on April 19 when they spotted a man struggling with a flat tire nearby, according to the Broward County Sheriff’s Office. The teens decided to offer assistance to the driver,…
Florida teens save man having heart attack after stopping to help change his tire
The trio of high school students — Brody Murray, 17, Logan Royer, and Cody Magrone, both 16 — were dining at a McDonald's on April 19 when they noticed Diego Fernandez-Delgado changing his tire and decided to help, according to the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
Teens’ heroic actions after saving man’s life in Cooper City recognized in ‘GMA’ appearance - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
COOPER CITY, FLA. (WSVN) - Three local teens’ act of kindness is making national headlines with a key appearance on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”The South
Flat Tire Saves a Life
Three Florida teenagers stopped to help a man with a flat tire and quickly realized he was suffering a heart attack. The boys called 911, stayed with him, and kept him calm until first responders arrived. Doctors say these actions likely saved his life. The man was hospitalized and later recovered. And he called the teens “angels” that were sent at the right moment. https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/6193/Three-Teens-Stop-to-Help-Man-With-Fl…
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