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Amy Adams Says Short-Lived TV Role Helped Her Save a Stabbing Victim
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 25, 2026
What happened
Amy Adams said she helped save a man stabbed in the neck in Santa Monica by using first-aid lessons from her short-lived CBS series "Dr. Vegas." She described applying pressure with beach towels and telling the victim to lie still, and later said she ran into him again a year later.
- 01Amy Adams said a TV role taught her how to help a stabbing victim.
- 02The incident happened in Santa Monica after she left a restaurant with her family.
- 03She used beach towels to stop bleeding from a neck wound.
- 04Adams later met the victim again about a year afterward.
- 05"Dr. Vegas" aired on CBS in 2004 and lasted five episodes.
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