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During what began as a routine traffic stop, a Maryland State Trooper was suddenly faced with a life-threatening emergency. An infant was choking, and without hesitation, he took action. It’s a powerful reminder that emergencies can happen anywhere, and when seconds matter, training and the confidence to act can save a life. Video from @cbsnews #TacMedSolutions #firstresponders #policeofficer #cops

A Maryland State Trooper is being credited with saving the life of a choking infant in Cecil County on Saturday after a routine traffic stop quickly turned into an emergency. The swift actions, training, and composure demonstrated by Trooper First Class Warren are credited with preventing what could have been a tragic outcome. Job well done, TFC Warren.

💙🚔 𝐆𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐛𝐞𝐲𝐨𝐧𝐝 — 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐥𝐞 𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐫’𝐬 𝐛𝐢𝐠 𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦 ✨ Some heroes wear a uniform every day — even before they’re old enough to drive a patrol car. Officer Carrero recently had the chance to help make Officer Braeden’s day extra special, giving this young officer the experience of a lifetime. Braeden has been “on duty” for months now, changing into his police uniform the second he walks through the door — and recently, those dreams got a little more real. 🎥 The video you’re seeing was shared by Braeden’s mom, capturing a moment that truly reminds us why these moments with our community matter so much. At just seven years old, Braeden already shows the kind of heart and excitement that reminds us why we do this job. Moments like these go far beyond calls for service — they’re about connection, encouragement, and inspiring the next generation. Thank you to Officer Carrero for taking the time to make a young officer’s day unforgettable. And to Braeden’s mom — we’ll be ready whenever that swearing-in day finally comes. 💙 #DuluthPD

Master Trooper Benjamin Wallace suffered a fatal heart attack shortly after assisting at the scene of an accident with injuries on NC 242. He completed his shift and returned home where he suffered a fatal heart attack shortly after midnight. Trooper Wallace had served with the North Carolina Highway Patrol for 10-1/2 years. He is survived by one child.#officerdown #policememorial #fyp

Belts don’t cut it. Carrying a proper vehicle medical kit and knowing how to use it can be a lifesaver! Odds are you won’t encounter a situation like this BUT motor vehicle accidents happen all the time!!! 🫡 to this family for responding and not bystanding 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 @fopnational Right place. Right training. No hesitation. A mother and daughter nurse duo stepped in and saved the life of a Kentucky State Trooper after he was shot. Their quick actions alongside responding officers turned a critical moment into a lifesaving one. This is what teamwork looks like when seconds matter. Credit: Inside Edition Used for informational purposes. #LifeSaved #KentuckyStatePolice

Meet Greenville County Chief Deputy Marcus Davenport! First Responder Friday with Fred Cunningham! Friday morning 5-9 on 7NEWS! Click the link in bio to learn more! #WSPA #FirstResponders #Greenville #Deputy

Heroic save on Valentine’s Day! Bodycam footage released by Maryland State Police shows Trooper First Class Nicholas Warren turning a routine traffic stop in Elkton, Cecil County, into a lifesaver on Feb 14, 2026. When the driver shouted that their infant was choking and unable to breathe, Warren immediately sprang into action—removing the baby from the vehicle and delivering back blows until the airway cleared and the infant began crying. EMS responded to check the child; authorities hail the trooper’s swift training and composure for preventing tragedy. Heartwarming heroism!

MARYLAND TROOPER SAVES CHOKING BABY — On February 14, 2026, Maryland State Police Trooper Nicholas Warren was on a traffic stop on Walnut Drive in Elkton. While walking back to his patrol car, a passing motorist stopped and advised an infant onboard was choking. Trooper Warren immediately removed the infant from the vehicle and administered life-saving back blows and first aid. Due to his training and swift response, Trooper Warren was able to quickly clear the blockage, allowing the infant to breathe again. Outstanding work by MSP 💪 BWC: @marylandstatepolice #MarylandStatePolice IG: Highwaypatrol_

Prayers sent for our Corporal David M. Hathcock, Montgomery Police Department, AL, his family, friends and Blue family. Succumbed to injuries sustained in an on-duty vehicle collision that occurred on November 9, 2025. More than 20 years of service. January 2006 – February 22, 2026. He was known for mentoring others, serving his community with compassion, and shaping a culture of integrity within his department. A devoted husband and proud father to two daughters. His life of service and sacrifice will continue to be felt by those he protected and those he served beside. EOW: 2/22/26. 💙💙💙 ~M

Nacogdoches County Deputies Recognized For Saving Infants Life

Maryland State Trooper Saves Choking Infant In Cecil County Credit: @marylandstatepolice