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INTEROFFI 85-092 <br />rift <br />DATE: June 26, 1985 JUG <br />TO: Mark Bernhardson, ..rono City AY1[mT,•,���jp t�Cator <br />Arthur Kunze, Mayor of Long Lake UY (��r'i),1YA <br />Pat Osmunson, Spring Park City Administ r <br />Brian Bedell, Mayor o- Minnetonka Beach <br />FROM: Melvin Kilbo, Chief of Police <br />SUBJECT: Commendation <br />On May 27, 1985, Orono Police Officer Kurt Erickson <br />responded to a mc•'ical, an asthma attack on a 13 yeai <br />,ld male, at 519 xter Drive in Long Lake, arriving <br />in two minute= . ..a officer found the bov lying on <br />..ha floor, extremely blue, no pulse, not •a•h <br />The officer called for Long Lake Rescue st <br />one-man C.P.R. (cardio pulmunary resusci n). .a <br />continued this for about four minutes until Long Lake <br />Fire Rescue arrived on the scene. Fire officers Kelly <br />Schaunnessy, Joe Cesare and Jerry Schmidt joiied Officer <br />Erickson in CPR for about another 12 minutes before <br />North paramedics Blaskey and Coyne arrived. Paramedics <br />started IV'., and drug therapy with little success so <br />helicopter was called with Larry Larson as pilot and <br />crew of Roger Younker and Mike Baccetti. The patient <br />was transferred to North by helicopter. <br />It is the opinion of Doctor Lilja that the patient was <br />clinically dead and that the immediate-F_ectiv. CPR <br />administered by Officer Erickson and L .,g Lake Firemen <br />Schaunnessy, Cesare, and Schmidt, supDlied oxygere d <br />blood to the brain to keep the patient alive to let <br />drugs 9 treatment bring the patient back to consciousness <br />one we- ,ater. <br />Our ci,.izens should be aware of our dedicated t•-I n±d <br />personnel. <br />TO: Mayor and City Council i„6 <br />FROM: Mark Ber[ha.dson, Cit AdministratoV <br />This is another example of the training and dedication of <br />Police officers and Fire Fighters serving Orono. Especially <br />the care and quick thinking on the part of Kurt Erickson <br />who was the pr.m.-Iry -eason Paul Herman is alive today. <br />