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    April 08, 2008
 
 

BP MARKOWITZ HONORS HEROISM OF COACH, NURSE AND SCHOOL SAFETY AGENT AFTER STABBING OF PAUL ROBESON HIGH SCHOOL HONORS STUDENT


Photo by Stephen Lipuma

In photo: BP Markowitz surrounded by staff and students at Paul Robeson High School, including honorees Sheila Nesbit (far left), Vivian Gardner (second from left), and Todd Myles (blue shirt in front of bookcase)

On Tuesday, April 8, Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz presented citations to three heroes who sprang into action after the stabbing of Paul Robeson High School honors student Kyle Owens inside the school on March 28.

Physical education teacher and basketball coach Todd Myles and nurse practitioner Vivian Gardner revived the student by performing CPR and chest compressions—school safety agent Sheila Nesbit stopped the bleeding by placing pressure on the victim’s stab wounds. 

The school also presented plaques to staff and students who assisted that day.

Owens was hospitalized at Kings County Hospital and is reported to be in stable condition.

 
 
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz 209 Joralemon Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 - 718-802-3700