Off-duty federal agent saves child from drowning in pool in Pasco County

ICE Officer Dives Into Pool To Rescue Drowning 6-Year-Old

An ICE officer saved a 6-year-old child from drowning by jumping into a Florida pool and performing emergency CPR. The Department of Homeland Security said this week that Tampa ICE officer Gregory Simmonds saved a child last month who he found floating unconscious in a pool in Pasco County, Florida. After pulling the child from the pool, Simmonds gave the child CPR until he regained consciousness.  “This officer swiftly sprung to action and deli…

MUST SEE: ICE Officer Lifts Drowning Child Out of Water, Then Saves His Life with CPR – Dems Call People Like Him ‘Gestapo’ * The Gateway Pundit * by Joe Saunders, The Western Journal

Call it a win for the good guys. In the 17 months since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, there has hardly been a single day that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been free from demonization by Democrats — from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York to House back-bencher and soon-to-be former Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas. A video making the rounds on social media this week, though, is showing another …

ICE officer makes heroic rescue after 6-year-old girl has pool emergency

Closed-circuit footage from the pool showed Simmonds look over at the child and, without hesitation, jump into the pool fully clothed and quickly reach the child to render aid.

MUST SEE: ICE Officer Lifts Drowning Child Out of Water, Then Saves His Life with CPR - Dems Call People Like Him 'Gestapo'

Call it a win for the good guys. In the 17 months since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, there has hardly been a single day that Immigration […] The post MUST SEE: ICE Officer Lifts Drowning Child Out of Water, Then Saves His Life with CPR - Dems Call People Like Him 'Gestapo' appeared first on The Western Journal.

ICE officer makes heroic rescue after 6-year-old girl has pool emergency – Democratic Accent

An ICE officer made a snap decision to leap into a Florida pool when he spotted a child struggling to stay afloat, an act of heroism that comes as the agency faces intense criticism and protests outside immigration detention facilities. Gregory Simmonds was at a community pool in Pasco County on Florida’s Gulf Coast when he noticed a young child floating unconscious in the water. Closed-circuit footage from the pool showed Simmonds look over at …