NYPD officers revived a 1-month-old baby in Astoria
Bodycam shows officers running up to an Astoria apartment and giving CPR to a baby boy who had stopped breathing until he breathed again. He was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell in stable condition.
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NYPD officers revived a 1-month-old boy who had stopped breathing in an Astoria apartment. ABC7 New York reported that bodycam released this week shows them running upstairs at a building on 24th Avenue and 27th Street on Oct. 1, just after 4:30 p.m. They found him unconscious and started CPR until he breathed again.
He was taken to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in stable condition. The video is of that afternoon. It does not say what caused him to stop breathing, and it is not a later report on how he is doing now.
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