Deputy uses Stop the Bleed training to save high school student's life

Category: News
Posted On: Mar 2, 2018

Sen. Jean-Paul Morrell shares the story of a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office Deputy who saved the life of a local De La Salle High School of New Orleans student after a hit-and-run accident. The deputy relied on life-saving training he received through Stop the Bleed NOLA, a partnership between University Medical Center New Orleans, LSU, Tulane and the Spirit of Charity Foundation.

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