Madison Police Officers, Student Recognized For Lifesaving Actions In 2 Emergencies

MADISON, CT — The Madison Police Department recently recognized two police officers and a 16-year-old resident for their actions during separate medical emergencies in September.

On Sept. 29, Officer Suraci responded to a Madison residence for a report of a possible cardiac arrest.

While officers were responding, Noah White began performing CPR on his father, John White.

When Suraci arrived, he applied his department-issued automated external defibrillator, or AED, and administered a shock as directed by the device.

Madison Emergency Medical Services personnel subsequently arrived and took over care.

John White survived the incident and was present for photographs during the department's recognition of those involved. Click here to view the photos.

In a separate incident on Sept. 11, Officer Rauccio responded to a Madison residence and used his department-issued AED to help save another resident, police said.

The department recognized Suraci and Rauccio for their responses to the emergencies and commended Noah White for beginning CPR before first responders arrived.

Police also thanked Defibtech for its partnership and support in providing equipment used by officers during emergencies.