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- 2026-10-23 01:47
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so they're being called Heroes but these two lifelong Pals and co-workers say it was all in a day's work well one man Maks the differ they saved his life and Foster team Kimber quison tells us they relied on their training and friendship to do that by the time pel's deputies arrived to the penales trail the bicyclist was blue and not breathing by the time they were finished he had a pulse and now they're hopeful he'll make a full recovery it's a special bond when when you get a chance to grow up with somebody and then you get to work every day with them too 40 years deputies Jim Miller and Harry Harris Have Had Each Other's back you just know each other very well the two grew up in the same neighborhood and for years they patrolled the same streets in penel County it's great work with har because I know I can trust him I know what he made on English in the third grade so they are ready for anything and everything with this job you just don't know what you're going to see every day Tuesday afternoon Deputy Harris pulled into wall Springs Park he was patrolling the area when a person ran up to him saying a bicyclist needed help he was blue he wasn't breathing and we and we didn't have a pul the bicyclist was 58-year-old Joseph William Hayes lemur of St Petersburg he became disoriented when riding pulled over to the side of the trail and collapsed as Deputy Harris evaluated him Deputy Miller ran over and suggested CPR we stopped the first 30 took the pulse and then there was no pulse so he continued on the next 30 the two performed the life saving technique for about 2 minutes it wasn't until they stopped that they noticed lemur had a pulse he was rushed to the hospital we went and checked on him um about an hour later and he had a a tan type complexion it was completely different for these two friends and co-workers it was just another day at work but it was one of the most rewarding they've seen in a long time the most important thing we do we protect and serve and yesterday we got the opportunity to you know protect and serve it was one of the best days you know you can have when you when you when you make a difference like that somebody's life I spoke with lemar's wife he's still in the hospital but she's hopeful he'll be back home soon from pelis County Kimber lqu on Fox 13 News
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