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| Deputy's heroism is rewarded |
| By timesunion.com - Kenneth C. Crowe II |
| Published: 12/12/2012 |
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TROY — When Phillip Blackstone regained consciousness, the first person he saw was Rensselaer County Deputy Adrian Morin, a trained EMT, looking down at him. For Morin this normally wouldn't be unusual, as he provides medical assistance while patrolling the county. This medical emergency, however, was thousands of feet in the air somewhere between Albany and Charlotte, N.C. "It was my second time flying. I could see Mr. Blackstone laying on the floor." Morin recalled Tuesday night about U.S. Air Flight No. 1495 on Oct. 14. Read More. |
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