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Mass. officer helps couple deliver baby at home

By: Jesse Collings, Wicked Local Metro

ARLINGTON, Mass. — Arlington police officer Brandon Kindle probably didn’t expect to be playing the role of doctor during his early-morning patrol on Wednesday, May 1, but through proper training and a calm demeanor, Kindle was able to safely assist in the delivery of a healthy baby girl.

Kindle was on patrol when he received a 911 call about a woman going into labor shortly before 5:30 a.m. At the time Kindle was only about a block a way from the home of Audra and Ed McKinnon on College Avenue and he arrived first on the scene.

Officer Brandon Kindle with Audra KcKinnon and baby Maeve (Photo / Arlington Police Department via Facebook)
 

“I got there and the grandmother was standing outside the front door waving me in,” Kindle said. “Normally the EMTs or Fire Department would handle a situation like this, but I just happened to be there first.”

Full story: https://www.policeone.com/police-heroes/articles/483937006-Mass-officer-helps-couple-deliver-baby-at-home/