Jersey Proud: First responders recognized for saving lives
Officer Reid Craig was honored for helping a severely injured motorcyclist after a crash.
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Dec 3, 2022, 3:43 AM
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Updated 951 days ago
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8h agoFirst responders were honored in Chatham for their life-saving service.
Officer Reid Craig was honored for helping a severely injured motorcyclist after a crash.
Sgt. Mike Permison, Officer Robert Pons and EMT Sam Cooperman were honored for saving a father who was choking while he visited his son for a backyard barbecue.
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