Robert Sobocinski News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Nina Saleh loves her baby stroller, but the 4-year-old somehow managed to get wedged in hers. "I tried for 20 minutes," mother Iman Jabara said. "I thought, why not call our police department? They're always here to help." Paramus police officers described what they saw when they arrived at the scene. "When I got there and saw it was a stroller around her waist, I thought if she got in there, maybe we can get her out the same way, so we tried sliding it," Officer Ben Fox said. Fox's fellow officer Robert Sobocinski even considered using bolt cutters, but Saleh didn't like the looks of them.

By Anthony Fillippleo Dec 11, 2020 A pair of cops in New Jersey responded to an unusual call for help and went above and beyond for the young citizen involved. Officers Robert Sobocinski and Ben Fox of the Paramus Police Department were called to a home where four-year-old Yasmeen “Nina” Saleh had managed to get a doll stroller stuck around her waist and her mom was unable to free her. The officers determined that the safest way to get her out was to break the handlebar part of the stroller and Nina’s mom agreed. But when they got to work, the little girl started to cry. Officer Soboci...

WATCH: NJ Police Rescue 4-Year-Old Trapped in Baby Stroller I can't say praise our police enough. They know that every day they will be protecting and serving our community in some capacity. Often they are putting their lives on the line, and I thank them for that. Other times they come to assist ordinary people in sticky situations. 4-year-old Nina Saleh of Paterson is glued to her baby stroller. It's her favorite toy. However, things got interesting on Tuesday when Nina managed to wedge herself in the stroller and get stuck. The little girl's mother told ABC7 that she tried for 20 minutes t...

Nina Saleh loves her baby stroller, but the 4-year-old somehow managed to get wedged in hers on Tuesday in Paramus, New Jersey.