School Security Guard Makes Eye Contact With Student And Grabs Her Before It’s Too Late

Jul 08, 2019

Officers are often known for their quick thinking and the many ways that they put their lives at risk to save others. When you're responsible for protecting others, you have to be able to react quickly.

Officer Roger Caron works security at Pascack Hills High School. He protects the students who enter the building as well as the teachers, monitoring the exterior and interior of the school for any signs of danger. Officer Caron also jumps in to help when students need assistance.

While walking through the halls one day, he didn't know that his service would be needed in a way that would turn the life around for one teen. Sarah Bazzini, an 18-year-old at the school, was in one of the hallways. She was acting in a strange manner, so Officer Caron stopped to find out what was wrong. Sarah was acting like she was trying to get away from something as she was moving along the hallway at a fast pace and appeared to stumble every few steps. As Officer Caron got closer to Sarah, he saw that she was in trouble.

Sarah had put a piece of food in her throat at the end of her lunch period so that she could finish eating before heading back to class. Unfortunately, the food got stuck in her throat. Sarah was struggling to breathe, and with each step, she took down the hallway, she knew that she was getting weaker.

Officer Caron quickly performed the Heimlich maneuver to get the food out of her throat. She was thankful for his heroic actions that day. Officer Caron saved Sarah's life. Since that day both of them share a special bond and Sarah will forever be thankful!

What did you think of this story? Isn't Officer Caron a real hero? Let us know if you ever found yourself in a similar situation and don't forget to spread the word about this heroic deed!