SWAT officer saves an unresponsive baby by performing CPR
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An Atlanta police officer saved an unresponsive 4-month-old baby after performing CPR on him Friday, the department said.
The fortuitous encounter happened around noon when SWAT officer Robert Oden saw a vehicle driving down the street with its hazards on and the car horn "frantically blowing," the Atlanta Police Department said in a statement. Oden, who was patrolling the area, decided to follow the car in the event of an emergency.
After the vehicle parked at a fire station the occupants got out and ran over to Oden for help, the statement said.
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