Hero PC Steps in to Save Boys Life
A police constable has been branded a hero after he saved a boy’s life during an off-duty cruise holiday. PC James Bremner of Bicester Police Station was on a Royal Caribbean cruise around France and Spain with his family in May 2014, where he resuscitated a youngster who was found unconscious at the bottom of a swimming pool (as we reported here). The 37-year-old constable was on the top deck of Royal Caribbean’s Independence of the Seas vessel watching a film on the cinema screen when he heard a commotion from the pool area below. Mr Bremner observed one of the waiters lifting the boy out of the pool and when no one began CPR he rushed to provide assistance. The boy’s feet and lips had turned blue, his eyes had dilated and he had no pulse. The constable rolled the six-year-old onto his side, which caused water to flow out of his mouth and nose. He then began CPR and asked a female American passenger to begin chest compressions while he maintained the airway. Recalling the event, Mr Bremner said: “All that was going through my mind was that this boy is dead. His eyes were open and they were completely black. “I was convinced there was no hope, but you can’t stop – you have to keep going. I couldn’t find a pulse, but the American lady...
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