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#NYPD cops stopped a speeding car on the Staten Island Expressway to find a pregnant woman in labor and helped to deliver her baby boy while still on the highway. Officers had pulled over the speeding vehicle just before midnight. That's when they came across a 32-year-mother, already in labor. The cops sprung into action and helped deliver the baby boy while still on the roadway. Police Commissioner Dermot Shea was so proud of the officers that he tweeted footage from inside a patrol car as the mother and her baby boy were taken to a hospital. NYPD Highway officer Adam May, a former EMT, and Sergeant Anthony Delmonte, a former paramedic, had delivered the baby, ABC 7 reported. 'I think God was looking down because we have a former EMT and a former paramedic in the cop and the sergeant,' Shea said.
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Road accident in Russia, two injured.
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT! Somewhere in Ukraine, one injured.
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Meanwhile, in Dubai ... #Quarantine
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Shooting investigation in Bakersfield, CA. On April 11, 2020, at 12:26 a.m., Kern County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the 3500 block of Pioneer Drive in Bakersfield for multiple shots fired and several victims of a shooting. When deputies arrived, they discovered a large party had been occurring at this apartment complex prior to the shooting. A total of six (6) victims were shot and treated at a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The victims include a juvenile female and five adults (four females, one male). The shooting suspects were described as four black males driving a white sedan. No arrests have been made at this time, and the investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is urged to call Kern County Sheriff’s Office at 661-861-3110 or Secret Witness Line at 661-322-4040. Case# 2020-00053581
BREAKING: Nearly two dozen homes were reported to have damage after a tornado struck the northern part of Louisiana on Sunday as the South faced an onslaught of severe weather. The city of Monroe said on Twitter there were "reports of damage in multiple neighborhoods" after the storm moved through shortly before noon on Sunday. "Please cooperate with any emergency officials who may give instructions to you or your neighbors. More details to come," the city said. "Please pray for all!" The NWS said that 20 homes in one subdivision were reported to have sustained damage and that multiple planes and hangers were damaged at the Monroe Regional Aiport. City officials said damage was reported at one of the office buildings in the airport complex. Another photo from the city showed damage at the airport, including several aircraft that appeared to be overturned.
At least 43 people were arrested following riots in the Brussels neighborhood of Anderlecht Saturday night, Belgian media reported. Violence erupted Saturday afternoon, with groups of young people throwing rocks and pieces of glass at police officers, according to reports. At one point, a man wearing a balaclava fired three shots in the air with a gun that appeared to have been stolen from police. Police later confirmed a weapon had been stolen and that it is investigating the theft.
Meanwhile, in Palermo, Italy ... #Quarantine #facepalm
A California detective died from coronavirus complications after doctors twice refused to test her for the virus, according to a report Sunday. When Santa Rosa Det. Marylou Armer, 43, was finally tested March 23, the test came back positive, the Santa Rosa Police Department reported. We would like to thank the many members of our community who have dropped off flowers, cards and offered condolences for everyone here at SRPD and to Detective Marylou Armer’s family. The outpouring of support, love and kindness from our community means so much right now. Thank you, from our family to yours! Be safe and be well. #RIP