In Gernlinden, two officers from the Olching police precinct played a crucial role in saving a 55-year-old man during an emergency situation in the early hours of Monday. While conducting their routine patrol, officers noticed a small van with its engine running in an industrial area around 2 a.m. Upon inspection, they discovered the driver lying inside the vehicle, experiencing a medical emergency. Although he was conscious, he did not respond to verbal communication, prompting immediate concern for his condition.

The officers quickly initiated first aid procedures to assist the man, who was clearly in need of urgent medical attention. Recognizing the severity of the situation, they also called for an ambulance and a doctor to arrive on the scene as soon as possible. The swift actions of the police officers were instrumental in ensuring that the man received timely medical assistance to address his critical health issue.

Eventually, the 55-year-old was transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment. This incident highlights the importance of law enforcement's role in emergency medical situations, demonstrating their ability to act decisively and effectively in life-threatening scenarios. The quick response not only saved the man’s life but also underscores the collaboration between police and emergency medical services in emergency care.