Infant suffering from seizures was revived by police officers

A 13-month-old girl is alive thanks to three New York City police officers who helped to revive her after she stopped breathing in her mother's arms. The three officers came to the aid of Anale Fernandez outside the gates of City Hall on Monday when they heard the girl's mother scream for help.

The girl's mom, Anna Reyes, says her girl has a hereditary condition that can lead to seizures. She says her daughter began to go into a fit about 1 p.m. and stopped breathing. Her screams got the attention of two officers at a security gate at City Hall. They managed to revive her with the help of a detective. The girl was treated at the hospital and released to her family.