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Kan. paramedic dies during emergency call

Butler County EMS Paramedic Justin Lauppe experienced cardiac arrest on a call, showing “the courage and selflessness that defined his career”

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Butler County EMS

EL DORADO, Kan. — Paramedic Justin Lauppe, a 14-year veteran of Butler County EMS, died in the line of duty on May 16.

Lauppe experienced cardiac arrest while responding to an emergency call and did not survive, according to Butler County EMS. His service to his community exemplified “the courage and selflessness that defined his career.”

“Paramedic Justin Lauppe was a pillar of our team, known for his unwavering commitment to saving lives and compassionate care. His loss is deeply felt by colleagues, friends, and the countless individuals he served in Butler County.”

Lauppe will be remembered for his dedication to the community.

Butler County EMS is supporting his family and colleagues and will share further details as appropriate. Other EMS agencies are asked to help Butler County EMS honor Lauppe’s memory. A memorial service is being planned, with details to follow at a later date.

Butler County EMS provides emergency medical services to Butler County, responding to over 7,000 calls annually with a team of dedicated professionals.

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