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Georgia Officer Saves Choking Baby
(1) | 26/05/2018 | Translate: A Marietta police officer is being hailed as a hero, after performing life-saving measures for three minutes to help a choking two-month-old baby breathe again. “It was a joyous experience, I’ll tell you that,” Officer Nick St. Onge said about the ordeal, as he applied chest compressions and back blows for several minutes to dislodge what was blocking little Zeona’s airway. On the evening of May 15, the baby’s grandmother called 911 after the baby started choking and turning blue while feeding on a bottle. Officer Nick St. Onge arrived at the scene quickly before paramedics. “I had a panic attack… [saying]’Come on Zeona, come back to life… breathe baby,'” said Zeona’s mother, Cianna Stovall, who tells us how she cried watching her baby in distress.
Rescued Florida Panther Kitten A single male kitten is discovered in the den of FP195. The 7-day-old kitten is cold (hypothermic) and listless and shows signs of hypoglycemia. FWC panther biologists determine the tiny 1-pound kitten will not survive in this state without intervention and that it's best chance for its survival is if they rescue him. The biologists take the kitten to the Animal Specialty Hospital of Florida (ASH) in Naples, where veterinarians and staff perform life-saving measures.- A police officer believes he is being attacked by an unarmed and handcuffed man Action starts at 13:00
- Man who had spent 25 years in prison, finally found not guilty Daniel Villegas, now 41, returns to a courtroom for the third time to face murder charges. Some background on his case: the charges Villegas is facing date back to 1993, when Armando “Mando” Lazo and Bobby England were gunned down in El Paso, Texas. Villegas was 16 years old at the time. He then confessed to those shootings, but later claimed he was coerced by an El Paso police officer into a confession. Villegas had a mistrial in 1994 due to a hung jury, then a conviction in his second trial in 1995.
- An autistic child neutralized and handcuffed by a security guard at his school #2 This is the 2nd video taken from the body cam of an SRO Officer with the Denton PD (first one is here: https://youtu.be/24L3x5qa0to). This 2 hour video shows the continued abuse of a 10yr old autistic boy where he has to beg to be released from handcuffs. This injustice was served by his SPED teacher that seems to have more interest in what is happening on her phone, the districts Behavioral Interventionist that obviously has no clue regarding autism since he forces this child to use his words, and a power driven officer that likes to threaten this child with handcuffs & take orders from the teacher. The district and police department continues to stand by there statement of 'no wrong doing'. This is flat out assault and civil rights violation of a disabled little boy. Next time, call mom first and tell her the truth.
- An autistic child neutralized and handcuffed by a security guard at his school This is the first 3 minutes of an unedited bodycam video that shows my 10yr old autistic son being mistreated at the hands of his SPED teacher and an SRO officer that works for Denton PD, Texas. The police report indicates that my son was a serious threat to others citing that he poked a kid with an eraser and was swinging a computer mouse around other children; however this is NOT shown on the video. Do you ever hear this officer try to talk to him or his teacher? He was not posing a serious imminent threat to himself or others at this time; therefore I believe this is excessive.
- Cicada Saved From Bird Being an adult Cicada is a very dangerous life. There are many hazards to avoid from the time they come out of their long underground nymph stage. I often see Cicadas who have escaped a bird attack, sometimes they have a limb missing or damaged wings. The way Cicadas get around the constant threat of bird attack is by having huge populations so they outnumber their prey. But one short flight to freedom can spell the end of a life. Nature seems so cruel, but a bird needs to eat as well.
- An elephant stuck in a hole is saved by tourists A baby elephant was heroically rescued after getting stuck in a hole - but the tourists on safari who helped save it were later devastated to discover the same animal torn apart by hyenas days later. In video dating from October 2014 from Chobe National Park in Botswana filmed by Czech national Pavel Merunko, the tourists enlist the help of some initially reluctant local rangers, who use heavy-duty chains to pull the elephant out of the hole - but only after they were paid 100 euros, according to Merunko. He says the elephant was seven-years-old and weighed two tons.
- Man saves choking New York cop at Staten Island Diner Rob Allegre, 37, of Westerleigh, was having coffee at the counter of the Staten Island Diner when he noticed an NYPD officer choking. He quickly got up and gave the officer the Heimlich, saving his life.
- Rescue of a foal in the mud (Russia) Footage captures the touching moment police officers rescued a newborn foal near Shpakovsky District in Russia's Stavropol Region. The police arrived at the scene of a car accident to find a horse and foal stuck in mud nearby. The owner of the animals later explained that the foal was born shortly before the accident and the team was headed back to their stall when both horses broke loose. A police officer and the horses’ owner joined efforts to pull the foal out of mud. The mother horse restlessly watched her baby emerging from the sludge. The horses were later reunited with their herd, both reported to be in satisfactory condition.
- Bodycam Shows Fatal Police Shootout in Grand Rapids, Michigan The Kent County prosecutor says Grand Rapids officers were justified in fatal shooting of 18-year-old man during a gun battle earlier this month. Prosecutor Chris Becker released his decision Tuesday, along with dash camera and body camera video showing the May 3 shooting of Malik Carey. The footage from dashcams and bodycams shows officers approach Carey as he was seated in the back seat of a car on Dickinson Street near Kalamazoo Avenue SE. They were looking for him in coordination with Grand Rapids Public Schools because he hadn’t been showing up for class. Prosecutors say Carey gave a fake name, so officers waited to get a picture of him to confirm he was the person they were looking for. In the meantime, Carey and one of the officers chatted nonchalantly about Carey’s dreadlocks.
- Turkish police officer saves coup tank solider from angry crowd Pouring out into the streets on Saturday, forces loyal to Turkey's president quashed a coup attempt following a night of explosions, air battles and gunfire. Friday night's chaos spilt into the next day and left about 265 people dead and over 1,400 wounded, according to authorities.
- 10 Cloverfield Lane Official Trailer #1 (2016) Waking up from a car accident, a young woman finds herself in the basement of a man who says he's saved her life from a chemical attack that has left the outside uninhabitable.
- Did this man deserve to die? Black Man KILLED After NYPD Cop Puts Him In CHOKEHOLD For Breaking Up a FIGHT Advocates and family members are demanding answers following the death of a man who had a heart attack and died in police custody after officers put him in a chokehold - a tactic prohibited by NYPD policy.
- Dancing to Michael Jackson in front of police officers A man dances to Michael Jackson while passing police officers in the lobby of a building.
- Undercover police officers in London prevent watch thefts