Keith Nette testified about Dawson Clancy's condition and emergency treatment in the ambulance, reporting that resuscitation did not restore a pulse or breathing during transport. The defense asked no cross-examination questions.
WitnessDuxbury Fire Department
Keith Nette
Duxbury Fire Department captain and shift commander trained as a firefighter and paramedic.
Appeared2026 Criminal Trial
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Keith Nette testified for the Commonwealth on Day 3 about treating Dawson Clancy after responding from home to 47 Summer Street. The Duxbury firefighter and paramedic said Dawson was already in the ambulance when he arrived, nonresponsive, not breathing, and without a pulse. He observed dark red marks around Dawson's neck but did not testify to their cause.
Nette described CPR, intraosseous access, epinephrine, and intubation performed by Kevin Heath. He testified that Dawson did not regain a pulse or breathing during transport to BI Plymouth. Loring Nudd separately identified Nette as the paramedic who joined him to assist in the ambulance.
At the hospital, Nette said he assisted with chest compressions on another child and helped obtain a chair for the visibly upset father. The defense asked no cross-examination questions.
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