Are You a Good Person? Are You THIS Good?

[Bill]

https://ksltv.com/408645/defendants-...gan-courtroom/

Woman Saves Life Of Man Suing Her Parents in a Logan Courtroom

CENTERVILLE, Utah – A Centerville woman found herself in a precarious situation in a Logan courtroom.

While there as a witness, she stepped in to save the life of the man suing her parents.

“He says, ‘You’re a liar. You’ve been lying,’” said Brooke Allsop, of the man suing Brooke’s parents over a farm lease.

“He’s just one of those old men that you just…very interesting, you know. You think, ‘darn you,'” she said.

While the 86-year-old man was representing himself in the courtroom, he started to have a seizure.

“…and I look up and he’s making this sound. It’s the sound when you know something bad has happened,” said Allsop.

Allsop is a certified stroke nurse. In that moment she swung into action.



In courtroom surveillance video, you can hear her leading the charge. The judge even jumped in to take turns administering CPR.

“Your training just kicks in, I guess. And (I realize) there’s no pulse and just say, ‘okay.’ And, I start compressions,” Allsop said of the experience.

“When I saw the video of my mom doing that I’m like ‘Wow, you’re a hero,'” said her 8-year-old son Everett.

While the lawsuit will continue once the plaintiff feels better, the man tells me he’s thankful for Brooke’s actions.

“I think, in that moment. even being a nurse… you just want to help. You can see the best in someone even if they call you a liar,” she said, laughing.

[Jobaka]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Are You a Good Person? Are You THIS Good?

Sadly, no.
Not even close.
I would have let the SOB die.

[04 commemorative]

Not 100% sure but I try to be a good person

[Rob]

"Do unto others"

Yes...I would have done the same.

[Mike Mercury]

Allsop is a certified stroke nurse; she swung into action.

for the sake of her career... she had to.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Mike Mercury

for the sake of her career... she had to.

I don't see any laws in Utah that require her to act, only laws that protect her IF she acts.


https://recreation-law.com/2014/05/2...laws-by-state/

Got a link?

[Loco Vette]

The ostensible head of our racing group is the last (Most dramatic) rescuer in the below:
https://jalopnik.com/the-ten-most-he...on-v-754758650

The next time I saw him I shook his hand and said I hoped I was enough of a man to do what he did if I was presented with a similar situation.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Loco Vette

The ostensible head of our racing group is the last (Most dramatic) rescuer in the below:
https://jalopnik.com/the-ten-most-he...on-v-754758650

The next time I saw him I shook his hand and said I hoped I was enough of a man to do what he did if I was presented with a similar situation.

Who was the douchebag in the suit? Also, I'm a little upset with the cop. He doesn't organize the rescue effort, although I give him credit for joining in once he sees what's happening.

[Dan Dlabay]

I have gotten to meet several Medal of Honor recipients. Those men didn't consider themselves heroes even though may have very well lost their life saving their brothers.

[Loco Vette]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Who was the douchebag in the suit? Also, I'm a little upset with the cop. He doesn't organize the rescue effort, although I give him credit for joining in once he sees what's happening.

I don't know that one. This is the one I was referring to:

Jim Pantas saving another driver