HAITIAN GANG MEMBER WHO YELLED 'F*K TRUMP, I'M NOT GOING BACK TO HAITI' HAS BEEN DEPORTED. (PHOTO)

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AN OFFICER OPERATING A DRONE, MILES AWAY, ALLOWED A FELLOW OFFICER TO RESCUE A 5-YEAR-OLD CHILD WHO WAS LITERALLY SECONDS FROM DROWNING.(PHOTO).


 An officer operating a drone, miles away, allowed a fellow officer to rescue a 5-year-old child who was literally seconds from drowning.


A 5-year-old boy in St. Paul, Minnesota, had wandered away from his home on Monday. The child, whose parents say is on the spectrum, like many others who face his special challenges, had wandered into a nearby body of water.


In a stroke of luck, a passerby spotted the child struggling in the water. For reasons undisclosed, the witness dialed 911 rather than attempting to rescue the child. 


Understanding the gravity of the situation, officers were immediately dispatched. However, Sergeant Matt St. Sauver stayed behind at the station and utilized a drone to reconnaissance the area. 


The drone was able to arrive on the scene two minutes ahead of officers and pinpoint the child's exact location.


The video feed from the drone captured the young boy desending into a clear state of panic as he struggled in the murky water. 


Sergeant St. Sauver was able to rely the information to Officer Adisak Sae Ma as he arrived on the scene. With only seconds to spare, Officer Sae Ma plunged into the water as the child's head began sinking below the surface. 

He quickly reached the boy and was able to pull him from the water, preventing a potential tragic ending.


It is important to note that two days after the rescue, which was just yesterday, the St. Paul City council voted to "not allow police to expand the drone program". 


Seriously, great job, officers.


Pictured above, the drone capturing the officer saving the child (who is blurred) out of the water.

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