Dispatch audio details what crews responded to at U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham's home
Dispatch audio reveals emergency crews responded to cardiac arrest at Sen. Lindsey Graham's home, performing CPR after chest pain, with first units arriving in five minutes.
- On Saturday, Senator Lindsey Graham died at age 71 after emergency units responded to his Washington home for reports of chest pain and cardiac arrest.
- A former Air Force lawyer, Graham served in the Senate, becoming a prominent Republican Party voice on foreign policy and national security during his tenure.
- Veteran journalist Dave Statter obtained emergency radio traffic showing first responders forced entry into the home after a caller from Baltimore reported the cardiac arrest.
- Emergency dispatch records show this marks the second time in a month that responders answered a call at a Republican senator's home for cardiac arrest, following Senator Mitch McConnell in mid-June.
- The South Carolina Republican died two days after his 71st birthday while campaigning for another Senate term, leaving a significant vacancy in the chamber.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham dies after ‘brief and sudden’ illness: Cardiac arrest can kill without warning
Sen. Lindsey Graham died after after emergency personnel reportedly responded to a call for “cardiac arrest” at his home. Cardiac arrest can happen without warning.
How did Lindsey Graham pass away? What happened at Trump loyalist's Capitol Hill residence? Police audio reveals...
US Senator Lindsey Graham, a loyal supporter of President Trump and advocate for assertive foreign policy, died at 71 following a ‘sudden illness’. Emergency crews were reportedly called to his Capitol Hill residence on Saturday night after receiving a report of a 'cardiac arrest'.
Medics called to Lindsey Graham’s home over ‘chest pains,’ then heart attack before his sudden death
Medics were called to Sen. Lindsey Graham's Washington, DC, home over reports for a report of someone suffering chest pains — and then reported a man in his 70s suffering a heart attack before his sudden death on Saturday night.
Lindsey Graham, US Senator and Longtime Trump Ally, Dies at 71
U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) has died at 71. On Saturday, July 11, the Republican politician “passed away from a brief and sudden illness,” according to a statement from his office shared on X. “Senator Graham’s family appreciates prayers at this time and asks for privacy during this incredibly difficult period,” the message added. Emergency services responded to Graham’s Capitol Hill home shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, following a rep…
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