4 Secaucus officers save unconscious man's life with CPR
The officers performed CPR, and the man regained consciousness.
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Mar 20, 2025, 12:33 PM
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Updated 17 hr ago
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8h agoFour police officers in Secaucus sprang into action Tuesday, saving a man who had stopped breathing.
They responded to Julianne Terrace in the afternoon after reports of an unconscious man.
The officers performed CPR, and the man regained consciousness. He was taken to Hudson Regional Hospital and is in stable condition.
Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller said he's extremely proud of the officers' quick response.
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