Hero cop saved baby from choking to death after two-month-old turned blue while drinking from her bottle
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This is the incredible moment a hero police officer saved a baby from choking to death.
Two-month-old Zeona had turned blue while she was drinking from her bottle so her frantic grandma Kianna Dorsey called police pleading for help.
Sergeant Nick St Onge, who is with Marietta Police Department in Georgia, USA, responded to the call at a nearby car park where he found Kianna holding the baby.
“She only had a bottle,” Dorsey is heard saying in the video. “That’s all she had.”
Sergeant St Onge took the little girl from her and gently started patting her back as Kianna looked on terrified.
“There we go. Come on, baby. Come on,” Sergeant St Onge can be heard saying to her.
After a few minutes the youngster begins crying and breathing again.
Paramedics are seen tending to the little girl as everyone smiles in relief.
Sergeant St Onge told InsideEdition.com : “During my drive there, I’m reviewing in my head the CPR training I’ve received.
“What am I going to do when I get there?
"I’m kind of developing a mindset, a game plan for how I envision things going.”
Officer St. Onge said that he used training from his nine years in the Marine Corps during the incident on May 15 in Marietta, Georgia.
“The training I had just kicked in, and I just went to work,” he said. “I started doing back blows and chest compressions.”
Several minutes later, he heard the baby let out a small cry.
It was “just this half cry from the baby, who up until that point hadn’t made a sound,” he said.
“Right as the fire department was pulling up and EMS was pulling up, the baby started coming back around and started to cry a little more.”
The little girl is said to be recovering well from the incident.
Earlier this month dramatic dashcam footage caught the moment Florida officer Jeremie Nix swerved off the road to help a three-month-old baby who had stopped breathing.
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Mum Nechole Crowell is seen jumping out the vehicle in a panic and thrusting her baby Kingston towards Deputy Nix, who then tries to revive the youngster with CPR and other life-saving measures.
But when he noticed Kingston wasn't improving he rushed Kingston back into his vehicle and took him to the nearby Ocala Regional Medical Center.
Doctors were then able to stabilise Kingston - and said the little boy would've died if it wasn't for the actions of Deputy Nix, who works for the force's K9 police dog unit in Ocala.
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