Police officer in South Carolina rescues a little girl who fell out of an auto

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North Charleston Police Department Officer Jason Marzan was on duty Monday October 16 when he was driving on the interstate when he heard on his patrol car a message that a two year old baby girl who fell out of an auto while the auto was in motion. Officer Marzan with the help of a female driver who was the driver behind the driver when the baby girl flew out of the window managed to place her auto in a position to prevent any auto to hit the baby girl who lost part of her right arm from the elbow down used first aid techniques to stop the bleeding. After the first responders arrived to take care of the injured two year old girl to a local hospital where the two year old girl had surgery to reattach her missing arm. The two year old girl is expected to make a full recovery and come home to be with her family. Officer Marzan and the family of the injured girl have become good friends after the near tragic end of her life. If only the mainstream media would report the good deeds that police officers do in the line of duty, we would have a better world to live in. Link is msn.com/en-us/news/oth...