All articles tagged with #child rescue
A Texas father rescued his kidnapped teenage daughter on Christmas Day by tracking her phone to a wooded area where she was held by a man with a knife, leading to the arrest of Giovanni Rosales Espinoza for kidnapping and indecency with a child.
A young boy who was reported missing at Hersheypark was found walking on the closed monorail track, prompting a rescue by a park guest; he was unharmed and reunited with his parents, highlighting the importance of safety and vigilance.
A woman in New Zealand was arrested after a 2-year-old girl was found alive in a suitcase in a bus luggage compartment, prompting child neglect charges and a medical assessment for the child.
A woman in New Zealand was arrested after a 2-year-old girl was found alive in a suitcase in a bus's luggage compartment, leading to charges of child neglect; the girl was hospitalized and the woman is due in court.
A woman in New Zealand was arrested after a two-year-old girl was found in her luggage on a bus, with the child appearing very hot but otherwise unharmed; the woman faces charges of child neglect and is awaiting court proceedings.
A father heroically saved his four-year-old child from a mountain lion attack at Hurricane Ridge in Washington's Olympic National Park, where the animal was later euthanized; the child was injured but discharged from hospital, and park officials confirmed no ongoing danger to visitors.
Mariska Hargitay, known for her role as Olivia Benson in "Law & Order: SVU," helped a lost child in New York City who mistook her for a real cop while filming an episode. The actress, wearing a badge for her character, paused filming to assist the girl in reuniting with her mother, showcasing qualities reminiscent of her on-screen persona.
A former Navy SEAL, initially involved in child rescue missions in Haiti, became embroiled in the country's politics and secured control of a picturesque island, Ile-à-Vache, from its inhabitants. His ties to Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.) and Haitian government figures facilitated this venture, which aimed to develop the island into a multi-billion dollar resort. However, his involvement raised questions about corruption and the project's viability, leading to a rift with O.U.R. and revelations about the group's actual operations. The ex-SEAL's business partners and their sources of funding also came under scrutiny, highlighting a complex web of connections and questionable activities.
Ohio police officer Soren Osicka, 23, saved the life of a three-year-old girl who had stopped breathing after falling and hitting her head by performing CPR until she started breathing independently. The bodycam footage captured the heroic moment, and the child has since recovered and returned home. The police division praised the officers' compassion and dedication, encouraging everyone to become certified in CPR, as these lifesaving skills can make a significant difference in emergencies like this one.
An abductor was killed after firing at US Marshals during a child rescue operation in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Law enforcement agencies have set up a staging area near Pickford following the officer-involved shooting.
Law enforcement in Albion, Michigan responded to a distress call and rescued a two-year-old child from her mother, who was found holding her underwater in a bathtub. The child had sustained stab wounds and ingested cleaning fluid, while a four-year-old sibling also suffered cuts. The mother was arrested, and both children were airlifted to the hospital and are in stable condition.
Bodycam footage shows an Albion police officer rescuing a 2-year-old girl from drowning in a bathtub, allegedly by her mother. The officer pulled the child away from the woman and dragged her into another room, where he performed rescue breaths and chest compressions until the girl started crying. The girl and her 4-year-old brother were treated for stab wounds and ingesting cleaning fluid. The mother, who was hospitalized, is expected to face charges. Neighbors are collecting donations for the children.
A Southern California firefighter, identified as Zachary Petite, rescued his 1-year-old son from drowning in a pool on Tuesday. The Hemet Firefighters Association shared the footage on social media, asking parents to take note of how quickly children can drown. The association commended Petite for saving his son and reminded parents to take all proper precautions, including a gate around the pool and an appropriate Personal Flotation Device. Petite warned parents to ensure their pools have a gate, a child safety lock, and door alarms.
During a youth baseball game in Florida, a dust devil formed on home plate and a child got caught up in it. The umpire, 17-year-old Aidan Wiles, came to the child's rescue and was able to pull him out and shield him. The child, identified as Zoya, was unharmed and continued to play after the incident. Dust devils usually form on sunny, hot days with light winds and typically only last a few minutes before dissipating.
New Jersey State Police troopers rescued a 4-year-old boy who had wandered away from his home in Buena Vista, Atlantic County. The boy's mother could hear his calls for help but could not locate him. The troopers located the child with the help of his black labrador retriever, who never left his side. The boy is physically OK.