Police officer in Connecticut saves an infant who had stopped breathing

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Connecticut Police State Capitol in Hartford Corporal Reginald Early was inside of his police car on Tuesday when Bristol residents Lex Nebbeling an Hayley Lebron were in need of help from the police officer when their son Leo was not breathing when his parents asked Officer Early to revive their infant son. Officer Early got out of his police car as he answered the call for help by the parents of Leo who knocked on the window of his auto to get his attention. Officer Early used cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on Leo who had stopped breathing and was lifeless when Officer Early was able to revive Leo within 30 seconds. First responders took Leo to Children's Hospital in Hartford when Leo's parents were taken to the hospital by Officer Early as they reunited with their son who was discharged on Thursday as he made a full recovery. Doctors diagnosed with bronchiolitis when he was admitted to the hospital. Officer Early is being praised as a hero by Leo's parents and his fellow police officers. Link is msn.com/em-us/news/oth...