Amazing moment as cop hero revives baby in the middle of a busy highway after his mother speeds past a patrol car on the way to the hospital
- Officer Fraser, on duty in Warren, Michigan, jumped into action and managed to get an eighteen-month-old baby breathing again
- Fraser was on duty when the baby’s family sped past him on the way to a local hospital, prompting him to pull them over
- Fraser quickly realizes it’s an emergency, rushes to their aid and gets her child breathing again, all of which was caught on camera
This is the amazing moment a heroic police officer revives a baby in the middle of a highway after his mother speeds past a patrol car on the way to the hospital.
Officer Brendan Fraser was on duty in Warren, Michigan on Tuesday when he saw a speeding blue Camaro drive past his patrol car.
After stopping the vehicle, Fraser quickly realized that the family in the car was having an emergency and rushed to their aid.
The footage captures the moment he manages to get their eighteen-month-old boy breathing again after the suffocated baby developed blue lips.
In the video, Officer Fraser immediately makes his way to the car and is seen reaching in to help the family
The family can be heard in the car pleading to be allowed to continue on the way to the hospital
In the footage, the child’s mother can be heard screaming: “Help, help, there’s a baby dying in here.”
Fraser jumps into action, immediately making his way to the car and can be seen reaching in to help the family.
You can always hear him asking, ‘What do you mean?’ What do you mean?’
The family can be heard in the car pleading to be allowed to continue on the way to the hospital
A woman tells Fraser, “We took him to the hospital. “They said he had COVID and then he just started having seizures.”
One of the parents can be heard screaming: “No, please don’t take him,” before Fraser says: “I won’t take him.”
His patrol car’s dashcam footage then showed Fraser repeatedly patting the child on the back, trying to get rid of the cause of the baby’s choking.
Soon after, he can be heard saying, ‘He’s taking a breath, he’s taking a breath.’ I can feel him.’
At the end of the video, the panicked parents, who remain unknown, can be seen frantically crowding around the officer.
Speaking to ABC, Officer Fraser said: “At this point it’s not about issuing a ticket or stopping a speeding driver, it’s an actual emergency.”
“Looking at it now, it’s a bit overwhelming, but there’s really not much to think about at the moment other than relying on training.”
Fraser, pictured here, was on duty in Warren, Michigan on Tuesday when he saw a speeding blue Camaro drive past his patrol car
On his patrol car’s dashcam footage, Fraser can be seen repeatedly patting the child on the back, trying to get rid of the cause of the baby’s choking
Fraser holds the baby in one hand and tries to get out whatever is choking the child
A family member lay dazed on the asphalt after the officer rushed to save the baby
According to Fraser, the 18-month-old’s lips were blue and covered in saliva when other officers came to help.
Fraser and the child’s family have not yet met again, but he told ABC if they came to the police station he would like to have them there.