Mike Danton, using the first-aid training he learned in prison, came to the aid of an injured teammate on Sunday. Danton was playing in his first game with Swedish third-division club Ore when his linemate Marcus Bengtsson hit his head on the ice after a hard hit and started convulsing. Using the first-aid training he received in prison, Danton dropped to the ice, waited for Bengtsson's jaw to unclench and then shoved his hand into his teammate's mouth to stop him from choking on his own tongue. Danton served a five-year jail term for conspiracy to commit murder. "I have seen seizures before. In prison, druggies would come in off the streets and have withdrawals," he said. "So, when the convulsions did not (stop) after a couple of minutes, I knew something was wrong." After Danton stopped the choking, other teammates helped him put the 21-year-old Bengtsson on his side before an ambulance arrived and took him to a hospital, where he was diagnosed with a concussion and kept overnight. "There have been so many tragic injuries in hockey lately and this incident was very close to being another," Danton wrote. "These types of scenarios get you asking yourself questions and realizing the important things in life -- like friends."