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"Little girl caught a stray bullet. Heart stopped twice on the way over"
―Paramedic #2[src]

A Paramedic was an American medical professional working in the New York City area in the early 1990s.

Biography[]

Paramedic #2 (left) with Dr. Jeffers (right) as Indiana Jones (center) looks on.

Paramedic #2 (left) with Dr. Jeffers (right) as Indiana Jones (center) looks on.

In 1992, the paramedic arrived at a Staten Island hospital with several other paramedics, bringing in two victims of gunshot. He led the gurney of the second victim, an African American girl who was a bystander in gang violence. After telling Doctor Jeffers the situation, he wheeled the patient out of the waiting room into an operating room.[1]

Behind the scenes[]

The role of Paramedic #2 was portrayed by Holden Hansen in the opening bookends segment of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles episode "German East Africa, December 1916".[1]

While the role of Paramedic #2 is also credited in Oganga, The Giver and Taker of Life, the character does not actually appear in the film, as the bookend scenes of the TV episode were cut when it was re-edited for The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones.[2]

The Paramedic as depicted in the comic adaptation.

The Paramedic as depicted in the comic adaptation.

While in the TV episode the Paramedic is a man,[1] in the Dark Horse Comics' comic book adaptation, the character appears as a woman with gray hair and glasses.[3]

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