Dianne Cooper
Coverage of Dianne Cooper in the Nexus archive.
- Florida officer on Nashville vacation saves woman hit by car during Broadway crash
An off-duty Florida police officer named Chase Thompson was helping his fiancé when a white sedan crashed into pedestrians on Broadway in Nashville. Seeing one victim, Dianne Cooper, who was unconscious and barely breathing, Thompson used his training to begin CPR. Cooper's family later praised his actions, noting that his efforts in those critical moments were instrumental in saving her life.
- Friends rally around Nashville Broadway crash victim Dianne Cooper as she fights critical injuries
A 87-year-old driver caused a fatal crash on Nashville's Lower Broadway, killing tourist Timothy Wedlock and critically injuring Dianne Cooper. Cooper, who was attending a Barry Manilow concert, faces life-altering injuries and relies on community support and a GoFundMe for medical costs.
- TN woman fighting for her life after being struck by vehicle on Broadway, family says
A Tennessee woman is in critical condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center after being struck by a vehicle on Fourth Avenue in downtown Nashville, which killed one person and injured others. The incident occurred while the group had a pedestrian light, prompting calls for improved safety measures.
- Family of Broadway crash victim hopes to find people who performed CPR and ‘saved her life’ in Nashville
The family of Dianne Cooper, a woman critically injured in a Nashville Broadway crash, is seeking to identify two bystanders who performed CPR and saved her life. An 87-year-old driver, Thomas Cahill, ran a red light, striking four pedestrians, including Cooper, prompting discussions about pedestrian safety measures like bollards.
- Police release identities of pedestrians hit by 87-year-old driver in Nashville
Police in Nashville released the identities of pedestrians hit by an 87-year-old driver in a crash on Lower Broadway. The incident killed one pedestrian and injured three others, with ongoing investigations into whether the driver experienced a medical emergency.