CALVERT COUNTY, Md. — Kelley Smith, a paid paramedic for Charles County and a volunteer in Calvert County, received an award for saving the life of her fiance, Anthony Cooper, …
Paramedic Kelley Smith said she never imagined that when she jumped into an emergency vehicle with her fiance to answer a call in Calvert County in January that the couple would end up in a ditch, surrounded by shattered glass and twisted metal.
The actions Smith took in saving Anthony Cooper’s life following the accident at Route 4 and Cove Point Road earned her a Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems’ 2010 Stars of Life award.
Paramedic Is Honored for Helping Save Fiancee
Must View
Upstate NY Weighs New Ambulance; Will It Help or Hurt?
In a contentious public forum Tuesday night, Northstar Health Alliance proposed launching a new ambulance service to transport patients between medical facilities.
OH Gunman Kills One, Injures Five in Industrial Park
A gunman shot six people in a New Albany commercial building Tuesday, killing one person and injuring five others. The city said police responded at…