Calif. off-duty paramedic, nurse aid man hit by car
A nurse and his wife, a paramedic, pulled over to the side of a highway after they saw a body in the road
By EMS1 Staff
SAN DIEGO — An off-duty and paramedic came to the aid of a man who was struck by a car Thursday.
The man was walking on a busy freeway when he was struck by a vehicle, who was then rear-ended by a second vehicle. Officials said it is unclear why the man was in the road.
A nurse and his wife, a paramedic, pulled over to render aid.
“My wife saw a body in the road, so we pulled up a little closer. We saw a guy sitting up and he had a bunch of injuries going on, bleeding,” Biran San Miguel, a nurse, told FOX5.
The man suffered moderate injuries and was transported to the hospital. There were no other reported injuries.
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