Texas Senate commends Laura Rogers for her lifesaving actions at the State Capitol on May 29, 2024.

Laura Rogers, a former paramedic and Sherman County District Clerk, saved a man's life at the Texas State Capitol on May 29, 2024. She noticed the man experiencing a health emergency, moved him to the floor, assessed his condition, and found he had a faint pulse. Rogers initiated CPR, used an automated external defibrillator three times, and provided essential information to EMS personnel. The man made a full recovery, and the Texas Senate commends her for her outstanding efforts. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for Rogers.

Texas Senate commends Laura Rogers for her lifesaving actions at the State Capitol on May 29, 2024.

Laura Rogers, a former paramedic and Sherman County District Clerk, saved a man's life at the Texas State Capitol on May 29, 2024. She noticed the man experiencing a health emergency, moved him to the floor, assessed his condition, and found he had a faint pulse. Rogers initiated CPR, used an automated external defibrillator three times, and provided essential information to EMS personnel. The man made a full recovery, and the Texas Senate commends her for her outstanding efforts. An official copy of the resolution will be prepared for Rogers.