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(KISSIMMEE, Fla.) -- Harrowing new body camera footage and 911 tapes paint a picture of the heroic lengths first responders went to in order to save a 6-year-old boy who fell from a rollercoaster in Central Florida last week. The body camera footage showed paramedics tending to the boy who, according to the police report,

Officials in Florida released the 911 call placed after a 6-year-old boy fell off a Kissimmee amusement park roller coaster on August 3.

"He's breathing. He's bleeding from his left, top corner of his head. It's very swollen," an employee said in a 911 call.

KISSIMMEE, Florida (WESH/CNN) — A 6-year-old Louisiana boy was left severely injured at a theme park in Florida after apparently falling from a ride that was nearly two dozen feet

Officials in Florida released the 911 call placed after a 6-year-old boy fell off a Kissimmee amusement park roller coaster on August 3.

A six-year-old boy remains hospitalized after falling off a roller coaster in Central Florida. It happened last week at Fun Spot in Kissimmee. Osceola County Fire Rescue said he fell off the "Galaxy Spin," which is temporarily closed. New legislation sparked by a tragedy at a different amusement park last just went into effect on July 1 that changed the standards for inspections, along with training requirements to operate rides.

An investigation into the Galaxy Spin rollercoaster at Fun Spot is underway after a 6-year-old body fell from the ride last week.

"All amusement rides should have safety belts for each and every passenger. It's common sense. One size does not fit all."

We're now learning about safety concerns surrounding a ride at Fun Spot Kissimmee where a 6-year-old fell 20 feet last week, leaving the child seriously hurt.

The incident happened Thursday afternoon at Fun Spot America’s Galaxy Spin roller coaster ride in Kissimmee, around 22 miles south of Orlando.