New Jersey Transit Police Save Choking Infant at Bus Stop

Riveting footage shared by transit police in New Jersey portrays officers promptly reacting to a choking infant at a bus stop in Trenton. The authorities assert that policemen stationed near the NJ Transit’s Trenton Station answered distress calls coming from inside an idling coach.
Body camera recordings display a man carrying out the child and handing him over to officers who immediately perceived he was choking. “The officials began administering CPR, but the object wasn’t dislodged,” tweeted police department’s official account. As they persisted with CPR efforts, the unresponsive kid started turning blue owing to insufficient oxygen supply.
K9 Officer Timothy Geoghegan hastily drove his vehicle towards a hospital while Sergeant Michael Filandro continued administering CPR on the child. “Stay with me, okay?” encouraged Sergeant Filandro as he endeavoured to save the infant’s life. Minutes later, officers perceived that the kid began breathing again.
The policemen reached the hospital and expeditiously took the little one into emergency services for treatment by physicians.