Two 68th Precinct cops saved an infant after he stopped breathing in a home on Ovington and Third avenues Feb. 22.
Officers Mina Selwanes and Yulia Litvinenko responded to a 911 call at 11:05 p.m. about a 2-week-old boy who wasn’t breathing. Selwanes held the infant, whose face had turned blue, and performed CPR on him.
The two officers wrapped the baby in a blanket, brought him downstairs and gave him to EMS workers. He received oxygen in the ambulance and was taken to Maimonides Medical Center, where he was stabilized.
In a similar case in December, officers Zihan Liu and Jeshua Hernandez saved a 22-day-old girl who was choking on milk in a home on Eighth Avenue and 43rd Street.
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