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Nassau Cops Help Deliver Baby

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By Published: May 06 2021

LongIsland.com

Massapequa mother gave birth minutes after two officers arrived.

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Photo: Nassau County Police Department.

On Tuesday, two Nassau County Police officers helped a mom bring her baby girl into the world.

 

According to a report, Seventh Precinct Officers Lamonica and Acerra responded to a home in Massapequa to assist a woman in labor. They immediately began to assist the 28-year-old mother and within minutes a healthy baby girl was born.

 

Police Medics Chang and Gadowski arrived, evaluated the family and transported them to the hospital.