"Without a Moment's Hesitation" Police Teamwork Saves Customer Who Lost Consciousness at Restaurant
Police Perform CPR on Customer Who Loses Consciousness at Incheon Restaurant
After the Rescue, Customers Offer: "We'll Cover Your Meal"
Officers Ultimately Pay Their Own Bill
A story about police officers dining at a jjambbong restaurant in Incheon who swiftly saved a customer after he suddenly lost consciousness and collapsed has moved many people. After the rescue, other customers offered to pay for the officers' meals, creating a heartwarming scene in the restaurant.
On October 8, a post and video titled "A Small Miracle at Our Restaurant" appeared on social media and social networking services (SNS). According to the post, the incident occurred at around 11:15 a.m. on October 3. The restaurant was busy serving lunch when a man suddenly lost consciousness while eating and collapsed onto his table. As nearby customers were taken aback by the unexpected situation, police officers dining two tables away immediately got up. They were officers from the Traffic Safety Division of Incheon Nonhyeon Police Station. They rushed to the collapsed man and divided up tasks to administer first aid without waiting to be told what to do.
The officers immediately began cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). One officer continued providing emergency care, including securing the man's airway, while the others also helped with the rescue. A, who witnessed the incident, said, "They came over without a moment's hesitation, and emergency measures began as if they had rehearsed them," adding, "You could clearly see how determined they were to save him."
As the police officers continued their swift response, color gradually returned to the man's face, and he slowly regained consciousness. They continued speaking with him and checking his condition before safely handing him over to the 119 paramedics who arrived at the scene. Social media
View original imageAs the police officers acted quickly, color gradually returned to the man's face, and he slowly regained consciousness. The officers continued speaking to him and checking his condition before safely handing him over to the 119 ambulance crew that arrived at the scene. The man was later taken to a hospital. Once the tense rescue had come to an end, another scene unfolded in the restaurant: Moved by the officers' dedication, other customers offered to pay for their meals. A, the restaurant owner who posted the story, also tried to waive the officers' bill out of gratitude.
A also prepared a fresh meal for the officers, whose meal had been interrupted by the emergency response. However, the officers reportedly insisted on paying for their own meals despite the kindness of those around them. "I was so grateful that I wanted to show my appreciation in a small way, but the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act was an issue," A said. "Even now, when I think about it, my heart starts pounding at the thought of what might have happened if the officers hadn't been there." A added, "I sincerely thank the staff of the Traffic Safety Division at Incheon Nonhyeon Police Station," expressing gratitude once again.
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After the story became known, people online praised the officers' calm response and the kindness of the public. Comments included, "They are true heroes," "They all worked together seamlessly, as if each had a specific role," "I'm grateful not only to the officers but also to the restaurant owner and the customers who offered to pay for the officers' meals," and "The world is still a warm place."
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