First responder describes coming upon Heather Heyer after James Fields drove his car into counter-protesters
A jury in Charlottesville heard testimony on Monday from a first responder who said activist Heather Heyer was “pulseless”, with no heartbeat or breath, when he came upon her after she was struck by a vehicle driven by James Fields in the aftermath of the Unite the Right rally in the Virginia city.
Nick Barrell, a fire captain and paramedic, tried to save Heyer’s life after 21-year-old Fields drove his Dodge Challenger into a crowd of counter-protesters on 12 August 2017, killing Heyer, 31, a local paralegal and civil rights activist, and injuring dozens of others.
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