Cop Breathes Life Into Unresponsive Child

Azalea O'Hara doesn't have a guardian angel watching over her as much as a guardian police officer.

officer Stu Holloway responded to a call of a child in distress on the evening of Jan. 4. Tuesday night at the , he was hailed as a "hero" for saving the infant.

"The child wasn't breathing, no pulse," Chief John Banning said. "The child was blue, at that time. He performed CPR and if it wasn't for what he did, the child would not be here right now."

Holloway was too choked with emotion to say much at the award ceremony, but the smiles of little Azalea and her parents Tim and Christa said it all.