City Council honors UPS driver whose heroic actions saved Fontana woman's life - Herald News
Andrew Arroyo was the right man in the right place at the right time, and as a result, he saved the life of a Fontana woman who was being viciously mauled by two dogs.
For his heroic actions in thwarting the dogs and treating the woman, Arroyo, a UPS driver, was honored by the Fontana City Council during the March 12 meeting.
Captain Mike Dorsey of the Fontana Police Department told the dramatic story of what happened on Feb. 25, when Arroyo was driving his truck in the area of Foothill and Cypress avenues when he heard the screams of an elderly woman, Rosa Marquez.
Andrew Arroyo was the right man in the right place at the right time, and as a result, he saved the life of a Fontana woman who was being viciously mauled by two dogs.
For his heroic actions in thwarting the dogs and treating the woman, Arroyo, a UPS driver, was honored by the Fontana City Council during the March 12 meeting.
Captain Mike Dorsey of the Fontana Police Department told the dramatic story of what happened on Feb. 25, when Arroyo was driving his truck in the area of Foothill and Cypress avenues when he heard the screams of an elderly woman, Rosa Marquez.
