Suffolk County Police Officer Reunites With Mother, Baby He Helped Deliver On Christmas Eve
RIDGE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) -- A Suffolk County police officer who helped save a baby's life was reunited with the family Wednesday.
On Christmas Eve in Ridge, Officer Kyle Negrin responded to call for a woman in a car going into labor.
Chelsea Anderson was placed into a fire department ambulance. Negrin and a paramedic got in the back with her, and they took off for the hospital, but baby Avion couldn't wait.
"It was definitely an honor, probably the proudest moment of my career, delivering Avion," Negrin said.
"I was asking like, can we get there faster? How fast? Can we just get there? I'm scared, I'm scared. But [Negrin] held my hand, coached me through it," Anderson said.
Anderson says she had been scheduled for a C-section because the umbilical cord was wrapped around the baby's neck, but Negrin and the paramedic successfully handled the complication.
