CHICAGO (CBS) — A Lake County Forest Preserves ranger helped save a baby’s life last weekend.
On Saturday, Officer Logan Dreyer was on duty at the Greenbelt Cultural Center in North Chicago, when a baby at the event stopped breathing and was not moving.
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“I can’t remember what I was thinking, I just did it. That was it,” Dreyer said.
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