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Michigan cop pulls over reckless driver- ends up saving choking baby's life. [📹 Cameron Maciejewski, Sterling Heights Police]

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Pamelavor 1 Jahr

Cops do wonderful things like this all the time; it’s just not shown enough. More emphasis should be on these types of stories.

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Mark Ryan 🌻vor 1 Jahr

FUND THE POLICE!

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RafaSimonvor 1 Jahr

This happened in 2023. Police officer Brenden Fraser is a hero 🫡

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Hero cop saves a choking kid❤

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Hero neighbor saves 7-year old boy from choking

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GalyanMetaXvor 1 Jahr

That is terrifying. I would be driving like a bat out of hell too.

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sasha🧚🏻vor 1 Jahr

what is it😱

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Reckless driver

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Actually scared

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Quakk Lifevor 1 Jahr

This man is a hero

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