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Young Resident Helps Rescue Baby Ducks

When a young resident noticed that some baby ducks had fallen into a sewer drain, he didn't hesitate to perform his civic duty.

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When a young resident noticed that some baby ducks had fallen into a sewer drain, he didn't hesitate to perform his civic duty. (Pinellas Park Police)
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When a young resident noticed that some baby ducks had fallen into a sewer drain, he didn't hesitate to perform his civic duty. (Pinellas Park Police )
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Officer Ashley Rowback holds the rescued ducklings. (Pinellas Park Police )

PINELLAS PARK, FL — When a young resident noticed that some baby ducks had fallen into a sewer drain, he didn't hesitate to perform his civic duty.

He promptly contacted Pinellas Park Police. With the help of Pinellas Park Police Cpl. James Gatti, Officer Ashley Rowback and the Pinellas Park Fire Department, the baby ducks were rescued and reunited with their mother.

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