Jersey Proud: Manchester tow truck driver thanks officers who saved his life
A Manchester Township tow truck driver gave his thanks Tuesday to police officers who saved his life.
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Mar 23, 2022, 2:33 AM
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Updated 904 days ago
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364ds agoA Manchester Township tow truck driver gave his thanks Tuesday to police officers who saved his life.
John Macchia had a cardiac episode a week ago while working at a crash scene.
Several officers nearby came to help him, using CPR and an AED to get his heart going.
John Macchia stopped by the Manchester police station to offer the officers his sincere thanks in person.
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