These Police Officers Came to the Rescue in 2020

In a year where

police

officers

have faced a lot of criticism, these

officers

came

to the

rescue

, please hurry, when

police

in Florida responded to a possible drowning situation, it seemed like it was too late, three-year-old girl removed From the backyard pool she looked blue and she wasn't breathing, the Pensacola police officers worked together to try to revive the girl, one pats her on the back while the other prepares a defibrillator and then they see signs of life, She is moving, tells him we have a pulse, but the work was not done. They still had to try to get the water out of her lungs oh okay okay breathe for me breathe for me come on baby the officers worked with the girl until an ambulance could come take her to a hospital but the Police say the girl has now made a full recovery. recovery Hey, what's going on with the baby?

A Michigan family asked for help after their three-week-old baby stopped breathing. The baby was choking and Officer Cameron Masajewski arrived just in time and began hitting the baby on the back while the child's mother panicked. Yes, there you are. see, it's okay, he's crying, he's crying, it's okay, he's crying, hey, it's okay, he's crying when the baby started crying, they knew everything was going to be okay despite the chaotic scene, this police officer stayed calm . I attribute all of that to all the training I received if I start to freak out or if I can't control myself or stay calm then that escalates, everything to the family is someone there who is there who is there when a police officer encountered a car overturned on fire with the driver inside, he knew he had to act quickly, Officer Fang lie's body

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ra captured the entire terrifying encounter in Davis, California, when he sees the woman he calls to come out, come out right now, hurry up, get out when bleach was able to catch her, he grabbed the woman by the wrists and dragged her to safety no one was seriously hurt body cameras show how officers saved a man from a burning house in california it gets very bad very bad when arrived on the scene in Grass Valley told officers there was a person trapped inside and the fire was spreading, officers began calling out to the man from the Police Department outside, anyone who was here, Corey, but there was no answer , the smoke was too thick inside for the police to see anything, an officer decided to go around the door of the house and heard something strange.

Just this time he saw something Corey went to find the doctors, the man was unconscious due to exposure to the smoke, he was treated at a local hospital and recovered. You have a cat When police officers in Mesa Arizona responded to help a man trapped under his car, they knew the time. Devin Haycock says Jack collapsed while he was fixing his wife's car in the driveway, the car sitting there crushing my chest. He had enough room to breathe briefly without a Jack. The officers used all their strength to lift the car enough for Devin to get out from under it, it was the first time we had both been in something like this so we knew we had to act fast and basically solve this problem, get him out, their effort It paid off and Devin was able to escape and his wife established a new ground rule.

I told him he couldn't get under the car anymore. Never again. I'll be out with the Bell stack on the tracks trying to get them out. Come on, can you get it? A police officer in California had just seconds to save a man from an oncoming train after his wheelchair got stuck on the tracks. Lodi Police Officer Erica Orea's body camera shows her arriving at the scene and running from her patrol car. She asks him if he can get up, but as the train was approaching quickly, the officer pulled him out of the wheelchair out of the way of the train.

They both fell to the ground just as the train passed. They were both safe, but she called an ambulance to treat the man for a minor problem. leg injuries this is Inside Edition digital