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NYPD Officer Thomas Dunn revived an unconscious year-old baby in an Inwood store Monday.
A fast-acting cop breathed life into an unconscious baby boy who was out cold inside a store in upper Manhattan, cops said on Monday.
Officer Thomas Dunn was racing to the Rainbow clothing store on West 181st. St. in Inwood for a report of an unconscious and unresponsive child about 1:30 p.m. Sunday, cops said.
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When he hopped out of his car, a firefighter was holding the 1-year-old boy limp in his arms, cops said.
Dunn — who spent 10 years working as an EMT — put the child on the trunk of the patrol car and gave him two chest compressions and two breaths, cops said. The child immediately gasped for air and started to breathe again just as EMS workers arrived, cops said.
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The child, who was with a baby-sitter, was taken to Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in stable condition and later released.
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