Ramapo officer goes into storm drain to save ducklings
An officer in Ramapo is being celebrated for saving ducklings from a storm drain.
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Jun 19, 2023, 11:03 AM
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Updated 743 days ago
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5ds agoAn officer in Ramapo is being celebrated for saving ducklings from a storm drain.
He jumped right in to rescue the ducklings.
The officer was then able to safely reunite the baby birds with their mother.
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