Driver Saved by Cpr-trained Cop

By QNS Editorial Posted on March 28, 2013

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The 102nd Precinct Community Council (102 PCC) named P.O. Joshua Farazmad the Cop of the Month for March. Farazmad was working traffic enforcement when he heard a call come over the radio regarding an unconscious male nearby. Farazmad, who spent 7 years as an EMT before joining the NYPD in 2011, performed CPR and resuscitated the man. “It wasn’t his assignment for that night hellip; but in a situation like this, time is of the essence,” said Capt. Henry Sautner, commanding officer of the 102nd Precinct. Pictured are (from left): Harbani Dhillon, 102PCC 1st VP; Ranjit Singh, 102 PCC 2nd VP; Sandra Datnarain, 102 CC Treasurer; Latchman Budai, 102 PCC President; Sautner; Farazmad; C.A. P.O. Joseph Martins; and C.A. P.O. Jose Severino.

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