Teen praised for his efforts to save a life
Ronald LaRue recounts the morning he preformed CPR on a woman after he found her lying unconscious on the ground while he was on his way to the school bus stop on May 9. The Palisade High School student called 911 and then performed chest compressions on the woman as directed by the dispatcher until a Mesa County Sheriff’s Department deputy and a Clifton firefighter arrived on the scene.
Gretel Daugherty
Ronald LaRue recounts the morning he preformed CPR on a woman after he found her lying unconscious on the ground while he was on his way to the school bus stop on May 9. The Palisade High School student called 911 and then performed chest compressions on the woman as directed by the dispatcher until a Mesa County Sheriff’s Department deputy and a Clifton firefighter arrived on the scene.
By
Paul Shockley
Friday, May 18, 2012
For all 16-year-old Ronald LaRue did on May 9 in what started as a routine walk to his bus stop in Clifton on the way to school, authorities praise him for what he didn’t do.
He…
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