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Hector Uribe Performs CPR, Resuscitates Collapsed Capitol Jogger


by: Phillip Martin, Progress Texas

Wed Jun 30, 2010 at 03:43 PM CDT


Bit of breaking news. From a press release I just got:

Democratic nominee for Texas Land Commissioner Hector Uribe successfully performed CPR on a man who had apparently collapsed with no pulse or respiration while jogging earlier today. 

Uribe was walking to his office at 11th and Congress early this afternoon when he noticed a crowd gathering on a Capitol driveway near 11th Street. When Uribe walked over and saw a man on the ground, he joined other onlookers in assessing the man, could not detect a pulse or respiration, and that his eyes were rolled back in his head. Uribe began performing CPR on the man, and a couple of minutes later, the man gasped and began breathing on his own. 

State Trooper Husain Roussel, who was recently in the news himself when a gunman fired shots on the Capitol grounds, was among those who arrived at the scene and witnessed the incident. 

"I'm all for Texas turning blue, but not like this," Uribe said. "I was very glad to help, grateful that I knew CPR, and I wish the gentleman the very best of health."

Glad Hector was there to help!

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This sounds like something Rick Perry would have done to garner good press!  Are we sure this wasn't staged?

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Rick Perry would have just pulled out his Ruger and shot him.  

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