A quick-thinking us-regions state trooper is being credited for helping a pregnant woman get to a hospital in time to safely deliver her baby, after initially pulling over her and her boyfriend for crime” target=”_blank”>speeding<.
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That’s when Cabrera was informed by the driver that he was speeding because his girlfriend, who was in the vehicle, was in labor and her water had just broken.
Cabrera initially called dispatch for an ambulance, but none were available for assistance, so the crime sprung into action himself, according to the post.
A Massachusetts State Police trooper vehicle.
(Massachusetts State Police)
Cabrera then assured the mother-to-be that he would get her to the hospital, putting her into the back of his cruiser and instructing the boyfriend to follow behind.
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Moments later, Cabrera assisted the mother-to-be inside Mercy Medical Center, where she safely delivered her healthy events.
In a thankful gesture, the unidentified mother posed in a photo with Cabrera, who was allowed to hold the newborn.
