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Upper Dublin Officers Who Helped Deliver Baby Visit Proud Parents
Two local police officers who helped a woman who was in labor deliver her baby back in mid-May paid a visit to the happy couple this week.
UPPER DUBLIN, PA — Two local police officers who recently helped a woman in labor got a chance to check in on the proud parents of the healthy baby girl this week.
Upper Dublin Police Officer Christopher Haggar and Sgt. Ryan Judge had been dispatched to a maternity call in the Fort Washington section of the township back on May 19 and, upon arrival, encountered expectant parents Lindsay and Jim, according to a post on the department's Facebook page.
The officers, who determined that mom was in active labor at the time, ended up helping to deliver little baby Carolyn.
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On Thursday, Haggar and Judge went to visit the now-2-week-old baby and her parents, the department reported.
"We're happy to report that everyone is happy and healthy!" the police department stated in its Facebook post. "Congratulations to Lindsay and Jim!"
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The news drew many comments from community members, who posted congratulatory words to both the parents and the officers in the department's social media post.
The post has a picture of the two officers holding little baby Carolyn and standing with the proud parents outside of their Upper Dublin home.
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