It was Tuesday morning in Puerto Vallarta's Campo Verde neighborhood when Carla Ruby Ruiz López found her nine-month old baby girl non-respondent and purple in her crib, immediately she called emergency services.
First on the scene were officers Luis Enrique Contreras, Hector Alejandro Chavez, and Juan Manuel Vázquez, who found the infant girl in the mother’s arms. The mother reported that the baby had stopped breathing 15 minutes before their arrival and was purple.
Luis Enrique Contreras, recently certifies in advanced first-aid, began CPR on the lifeless nine-month old girl. After several . . .
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