Vallejo Woman Who Saved Man From Knife Attack Receives Carnegie Medal For Heroism
A Vallejo woman is one of 16 people awarded the Carnegie Medal for heroism. She was recognized for intervening to save a man from a knife attack by a relative last year. The recipient works as a DoorDash driver.
A Vallejo mom and Door Dash driver is one of 16 people receiving a Carnegie Medal after she saved a man last year who was being brutally attacked by a relative with two kitchen knives.
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