
A school resource officer performed CPR on a baby in the parent drop-off line.
In the video, you can see a mother get out of her car looking for help with a baby in her arms. Deputy Bill Weaver quickly approaches the mother, takes the baby and begins chest compressions and back thrusts.
Deputy Weaver acted immediately and saved this baby’s life.
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