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Heroic Officer Rescues Baby from Michigan House Fire

KTSM••Anna Skog
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In a dramatic rescue on Friday, a Kalamazoo police officer saved a baby thrown from a burning house. The officer shouted for the mother to toss her child from the top floor, successfully catching the infant midair. This incident highlights the bravery of first responders in life-threatening situations. The quick actions of the officer not only secured the child's safety but also facilitated the mother's escape from the fire, showcasing the critical role of police in emergency scenarios.

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