Police force entry to home to help woman in labour

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive

Police forced entry to a home in County Down after being called to a woman in labour.

Police officers and ambulance staff attended a home in County Down within minutes of receiving an emergency call about a woman in labour. Four police officers and the ambulance service responded to the incident.

The newborn baby was found non-responsive when officers entered the property. Both the mother and child were taken to hospital for further care and treatment.

How it is being reported

• Police force entry into Newry house to find mum in labour and newborn baby non-responsive before being rushed to hospitalBelfast Telegraph · 1 Oct, 16:28
• Police force entry to Co Down home to save woman in labour and babyBelfast Live · 1 Oct, 16:21

In this story: County Down · Newry

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