ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - WATCH: Off-duty NYPD officer rescues driver in Brooklyn
The officer immediately administered CPR, and is being credited with saving the driver's life.
The officer immediately administered CPR, and is being credited with saving the driver's life.
ICE officer Gregory Simmonds told “National Report” how he acted without hesitation to save a young child from drowning in a pool. Jumping in fully clothed, Simmonds pulled the unconscious child to safety and immediately performed CPR alongside a nearby nurse, successfully resuscitating the child.
In a water emergency, fast action matters. Learning CPR can help you respond quickly and may save a life. Take a CPR class now and be ready before an emergency happens. Like and subscribe for more safety tips.
In a water emergency, fast action matters. Learning CPR can help you respond quickly and may save a life. Take a CPR class now and be ready before an emergency happens. Like and subscribe for more safety tips.
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May is National Water Safety Month. Before your family heads to the pool or spa, take a moment to review simple steps that can help prevent drowning and keep everyone safer around water. Always watch children near water, make sure kids learn to swim, keep drains secure, add safety barriers, and learn CPR. Small steps can save lives. For more tips, visit PoolSafely.gov. Stay updated on recalls at CPSC.gov/recalls and follow CPSC on social media for safety tips all season long.
May is National Water Safety Month. Before your family heads to the pool or spa, take a moment to review simple steps that can help prevent drowning and keep everyone safer around water. Always watch children near water, make sure kids learn to swim, keep drains secure, add safety barriers, and learn CPR. Small steps can save lives. For more tips, visit PoolSafely.gov. Stay updated on recalls at CPSC.gov/recalls and follow CPSC on social media for safety tips all season long.
During a CPR lesson at a college in Wisconsin, EMS instructor Karl Arps suddenly went into cardiac arrest. His students noticed the signs and jumped into action, saving his life. David Muir reports.
'She stopped breathing'
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A routine traffic moment turned into a medical emergency when an officer was flagged down to help a newborn who wasn’t breathing. Body‑camera video shows life‑saving CPR that kept the baby alive until paramedics arrived. The officer reunited with the baby weeks later. #Medical #CPR # Baby #Officer NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans. Find us online: https://www.newsnationnow.com/