San Francisco police, firefighters help deliver twins in parked car
Both babies and the mother were taken to the hospital and are healthy, fire officials said.
SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco police and firefighters delivered in a big way Friday night.
Police officers responded to a call for help from a motorist who was trying to get to the hospital to have babies. However, the babies had different ideas and one was in the process of emerging when the officers arrived at the parked car, San Francisco Fire Department officials said on social media.
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The officers "quickly used their training and skills to assist and comfort the family and newborn," fire officials said.
Then, as firefighters arrived minutes later, another baby arrived, according to fire officials.
Both babies and the mother were taken to the hospital and are healthy, fire officials said.
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