Johnny Depp’s star lawyer Camille Vasquez was flying in first class this week when an emergency suddenly occurred. She went into action.
Johnny Depp’s lawyer, Camille Vasquez, is being called a “wonderful woman” for going to help a man when she suffered a medical emergency aboard a flight she was on.
Ms. Vásquez, who just won her professional career at trial in Depp’s defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard, was traveling from Los Angeles to New York City on an American Airlines flight this week when a fellow passenger collapsed and hit his head. TMZ reported, citing eyewitnesses.
The unnamed traveler, who appeared to be about 70 years old, fell as he passed Mrs. Vásquez and her bodyguard, who were flying in first class.
When a flight attendant called for help, the celebrity’s lawyer and his guard went into action.
Passengers said Ms. Vásquez called her brother-in-law, who is a doctor, and had him guide her to check if the patient was having a heart attack or a cerebral hemorrhage, the media reported.
Mrs. Vásquez’s bodyguard even took off her Apple Watch and placed it on the sick passenger to monitor its vital elements.
Ms. Vasquez was soon relieved of EMT duties by a surgeon who was on board the flight and took charge of the rescue measures.
According to TMZ, one of the cabin crew told Vásquez that she was a “wonderful woman” and gave her a bottle of champagne and a bottle of Merlot for her problems.
The pilot then turned around on the plane and returned to Los Angeles airport, where he was greeted by paramedics who escorted the patient off the flight. It is not clear what caused the collapse of the man and his condition is unknown at the moment.
Surely the incident will elevate the status of the new law partner to new heights.
The Depp-Heard civil trial, which ended with the pirates of the caribbean The star, who has received more than $ 10 million in damages for having his reputation tarnished, has won Vásquez legions of fans around the world.
This story originally appeared in the New York Post and has been reproduced with permission.