Newborn delivered, initially no breathing, then breathing

Heard on: Winthrop Ambulance, Fire & Police and Monmouth Police

02:14

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00:00

Dispatching Mount Vernon Fire and Rescue with ambulance, come by.

00:16

Dispatching Mount Vernon Rescue, went to ambulance (number withheld) Pond Road, Mount Vernon, for a newborn baby delivered

00:24

unknown breathing status on the infant.

00:41

Dispatching Mount Vernon Rescue, Winthrop Ambulance (number withheld) Pond Road, Mount Vernon, for a baby delivered,

00:48

unknown breathing status of the infant.

00:56

Units responding to Mount Vernon, they're starting CPR on the newborn.

01:06

What's the address again? (number withheld) Pond Road, (number withheld) Pond Road, Mount Vernon.

01:21

Three months traffic stop.

01:27

Medic 3, en route.

01:30

Medic 3, en route.

01:33

Winter communications.

01:35

Three, go ahead.

01:41

Route 202 and Back Street, main PC

01:47

Edward Mary Robert Sam Nora 12 E M R S N 12.

01:56

Units responding to Pond Road, Mount Vernon.

01:58

Be advised, baby's 37 weeks and is reportedly breathing at this point.

02:06

Copy. Thank you.

02:07

Do you also have SP or KSO en route?

02:12

I will call DPS and make sure.

2026-08-31 20:51 UTC

Medical Emergency

Pond Rd, Mt Vernon, ME

Newborn delivered, initially no breathing, then breathing

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a home near Pond Road in Mount Vernon for a reported newborn delivery. The infant was initially reported to have unknown breathing status, and CPR was started on the baby. Responders later reported that the 37-week newborn was reportedly breathing.

Newborn delivered, initially no breathing, then breathing

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