Police officers reunite with baby they helped deliver in back of car
Summary
Two Police Service of Northern Ireland officers helped a woman and her newborn after the baby was delivered in a car in Ballymena on 9 October. The officers later visited baby Benedyct and his family again, and said they were glad everyone was doing well.Key Facts
- The officers were taking part in a routine traffic operation on Raceview Road in Ballymena, County Antrim, when the baby’s father approached them.
- The birth happened in the back of the family’s car before the officers could get the mother to hospital.
- Constable Lavery used a high-visibility jacket to help keep the mother and baby warm.
- The officers sought help from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service.
- The officers met Benedyct and his family again this week.
- Constable Campbell said the incident was one he would always remember.
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