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Several San Francisco Police officers revived a 1 1/2-year-old boy who had fallen into a fountain at the Hyatt Regency hotel's lobby fountain. The child was not breathing with officers found him in the water, and used CPR to revive him.
Read More →Shumpert, 59, stopped his patrol car and ran to the burning car. After breaking the driver's side window, he was able to pull the motorist to safety.
Read More →Including fire and EMS recipients, 14 public safety personnel received the award.
Read More →Jones County deputy David Ward and Line Road residents Freddie Walker and John Curry raced into action when the fire was discovered at 12:43 a.m. today.
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The group, which was founded by medically retired NYPD Detective Michael Valentin, offers assistance to officers who developed cancer and other debilitating illnesses as a result of the toxins from the World Trade Center towers.
Read More →Troopers Vincent Noe and Mark Zych arrived on Interstate 93 in Quincy Saturday afternoon to help the father deliver the child. EMS arrived shortly afterward, and the family was transported to a nearby hospital.
Read More →Two deputies, Rick Chaeff and Mike Laddy, were at a coffee shop on Monday when a woman entered and told them her granddaughter wasn't breathing. Chaeff was able to force air into the infant's lungs on the fourth try, and the infant started breathing.
Read More →Officer Anthony Scichilone radioed dispatch to report the blaze, and then headed toward the Newton home. He pounded on the front door and evacuated all the residents inside the three apartments.
Read More →Findley was heading home after working an overnight shift, when he came across the tanker truck accident. After noticing a vapor cloud, Findley got out of his car in street clothes and began directing traffic away from the wreck.
Read More →A police officer roused residents of a burning row house in North Philadelphia this morning, hustling them to safety before the home exploded in flames.
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