Three Secaucus police officers save two-week old baby with CPR

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Three Secaucus police officers helped resuscitate a two-week old baby that stopped breathing and was turning blue early this morning, authorities said.

Three Secaucus Police Officers George Sikaffy (left), Jude Masullo and Michael Bronowich (right) saved a two-year-old infant from drowning early this morning. Photos courtesy of Secaucus police.
Three Secaucus Police Officers George Sikaffy (left), Jude Masullo and Michael Bronowich (right) saved a two-year-old infant from drowning early this morning. Photos courtesy of Secaucus police.

By John Heinis/Hudson County View

This morning at 1:49 am, Secaucus police received a call from a mother stating that her two-week old baby was turning blue, officials said.

Officers responded to the 700 block of Golden Avenue where they found the baby boy not breathing and immediately began life saving efforts, police said.

Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) was performed on the infant by Police Officers George Sikaffy, Jude Masullo and Michael Bronowich. The infant’s airway was opened and the infant began to breathe on his own, authorities said.

It is not yet determined what caused the infant to stop breathing. He was transported to Meadowlands Hospital and discharged several hours later. At this time, the infant is in good condition, officials said.


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