Westchester County police officer praised for saving infant's life
Police officer Stephen Samuel responded to a 911 call that a 1-year-old was non-responsive in Mount Kisco Thursday afternoon.
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Jan 20, 2024, 1:40 AM
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Updated 189 days ago
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yesterdayA Westchester County police officer was hailed a hero for his quick action in helping to save an infant's life.
Police officer Stephen Samuel responded to a 911 call that a 1-year-old was non-responsive in Mount Kisco Thursday afternoon.
Samuel got to the scene and quickly jumped into action by administering the infant CPR.
He continued his efforts until he saw the child take a breath.
The child was taken to the Northern Westchester Hospital Center and has since been released.
