Seattle police deliver baby after pulling over speeding car

                                     
When Seattle police officer Anthony Reynolds pulled over a car he had observed speeding and jumping red lights, little did he suspect that he would be helping to deliver a baby.
No sooner had an ambulance been called than the mother gave birth.

                                     

Police say the baby gave a big cry when she was delivered but began struggling to breathe. With the help of the child’s mother, Reynolds cleared the baby’s airways, police report.

Medics arrived shortly after and transported the mom and baby girl to a nearby hospital. They were last reported doing well and in stable condition, according to the family.

“You helped deliver a precious gift,” the couple wrote in a thank you note to officers. “We are grateful.”