A 3-year-old girl in Ashland, Ohio, was saved by police officer Soren Osicka after falling and becoming unresponsive.
Osicka performed CPR, enabling the child to breathe independently before EMS arrived.
The incident highlighted the importance of CPR training, prompting the police division to undergo refresher training.
“Without hesitation, Officer Osicka began CPR to provide the essential circulation and oxygen needed to sustain her life. Within seconds, the child began to breathe independently but abruptly stopped breathing again,” the Ashland Police Division wrote.
“Officer Osicka continued CPR until the girl began to breathe once more and respond. Officers cared for the child until EMS arrived for transport to a hospital.”
“This incident emphasizes the importance of CPR training,” police said.
“The Division will undergo refresher training this year to better prepare officers for such a scenario. We encourage everyone to become certified in CPR, as these lifesaving skills can make a significant difference in emergencies like this one.”
The child has since recovered, and the Ashland Police Division praised Osicka’s heroic actions, emphasizing the crucial role of law enforcement in communities.
“The selfless actions of public safety personnel often go unnoticed. This incident is a shining example of the compassion, poise, and dedication of the officers of the Ashland Police Division. Officer Osicka’s heroic actions remind us of law enforcement’s invaluable role in our communities,” the division wrote.
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