Volunteer EMT Simone Kelly, 24, of South Orange Rescue Squad in New Jersey, is credited with saving a man during a New York Knicks victory parade after the man suffered a suspected drug overdose. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurred on Thursday during the parade, when Kelly responded to the emergency on scene. According to accounts, she administered Narcan to reverse the effects of the suspected overdose. A video of the rescue circulated online, leading to widespread attention and praise for her actions. Reports also describe that the man’s condition prompted a rapid medical response during the public event, with Kelly stepping in as a trained first responder. The coverage characterizes Kelly’s intervention as dramatic and central to the man’s survival. The outlets do not provide further details in the provided text about the man’s identity, medical outcome, or whether authorities were involved in directing or limiting responders. Overall, the reports agree that Kelly used Narcan during the Knicks parade and is being recognized for her role in the rescue.