Horicon Police Officer Recognized For Life-Saving Actions

10/27/17 – A Horicon Police Officer was recognized this week for his life-saving actions. Officer Jeremy Johnson was singled out for his assistance in a traumatic call in April. Police Chief Joe Adamson says Johnson responded in the middle of the night to a report of a city resident who put his hands through a plate glass window and had the window then collapsed onto his arms. Adamson says if it was not for the immediate actions of Officer Johnson, and a Dodge County Sheriffโ€™s deputy, applying tourniquets the victim โ€œwould not be alive today.โ€ Beaver Dam Community Hospital Emergency Services Dr. Gerard Dynkowski says there is anywhere between two and six hours to get a patient into surgery to repair the vessels and reestablish circulation. Dynkowski called it a heroic act because if no one had been there to help stop the bleeding the outcome โ€œwould have been much different.โ€ Mayor Steve Neitzel presented Johnson with a Life Saving Certificate while Chief Adamson pinned a Life Saving Medal to the officerโ€™s uniform.