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March 11, 2013

Firefighter running race gives CPR to fellow runner after collapse

The firefighter also went on to win the 15k race

By Francine Frazier
The Florida-Union Times

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Firefighters running in the Gate River Run stopped to administer CPR to a "streaker" who had collapsed on the course, according to Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department personnel who responded to the scene.

"Streakers" are runners who have completed every River Run since 1978. There were 42 members of the group registered for this year's race.

Other first responders also stopped to help until Engine 13, which was just a few blocks away on Atlantic Boulevard, arrived with a defibrillator and firefighters were able to restore the runner's pulse.

Full story: Jacksonville firefighters revive Gate River Run 'streaker' after collapse on race route

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