DPD officer saves unresponsive toddler in McDonald’s drive-thru

DALLAS, Texas — Call it luck. Call it coincidence. But typically, angels are in the precise place on the proper time. 

That was the case final Tuesday at about 11:04 p.m. at a Dallas McDonald’s restaurant. 

The Dallas Police Department informed WFAA that Sr. Corporal Sergio Perez was in the drive-thru hoping to get some rooster nuggets for his Okay-9 Gorro after a profitable coaching day when a lady approached his squad automotive along with her unresponsive 1-year-old son. 

The division informed WFAA that the lady requested Perez for a journey to the hospital as a result of her son was not respiratory. 

But Perez could not accommodate–he had no room in his automobile resulting from Gorro driving in the again. 

Instead, he known as an ambulance and started chest compressions on the little boy. 

He was capable of deliver the little boy again, and that is when one other officer’s body-worn digicam captured the remainder of Perez’s heroic second. 

The officer arrives and Perez is seen doing compressions on the toddler and tells the mom that the little boy is now respiratory. 

At one level, the opposite officer holds the boy’s hand as they look forward to an ambulance. 

Once the ambulance arrives, Perez carries the boy to the again and palms him off to paramedics. 

Officials with the Dallas Police Department informed WFAA the little boy is doing simply nice now. 

They additionally mentioned Gorro ended up getting his nuggets too.