Posted By: Hewson Beattie March 16, 2021 @ 2:07 pm Local News, News
Former Greene County 911 Director Zim Schwartze has been given an award for saving the lives of two men and five dogs.
The state fire marshal’s office says Schwartze rescued a man and the dogs from inside a burning home.
She then performed CPR on a man outside the home who was in cardiac arrest.
Schwartz currently serves as Missouri Capitol police chief.
The Division of Fire Safety recognized Missouri Capitol Police Chief Zim Schwartze with the DFS Life Save Award for…
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