The paramedic came to the home of the expectant mother in a police car...

Last night at around 2:00 at night, the Hatzxalah emergency center received a report, about a woman giving birth in her home in Bnei Brak. The medic Eyal Mishaeli left his home in his own car towards the address, and on the way passed a red light in order to save lives.

A policeman was parked nearby, saw a vehicle passing through a red light and tried to detain him. The medic explained to the policeman that it is to save lives, but because the medic got out of bed quickly, he forgot to take with him his identity card and driving license.

The officer debated whether to allow the medic to continue, since he didn’t present any identity. But the medic, who saving a life was before his eyes, approached the officer and offered him to go in his van with a first aid kit and the cop would drive him to the address, and then return home, and present the required licenses.

The officer accepted the offer, and he put on his vest, took the equipment, went into the van and gave the officer the address. The family was surprised by the unexpected visitor, while the medic began the required treatment.

After a while, a daughter was born and the medic went down to the policeman who was waiting for him under the house. The policeman revealed sensitivity, and agreed to release the driver without giving the report.

In a conversation with B'Chadrei Charedim the Hatzlah medic of Bnei Brak says he did not think for a moment how the case will end, because saving a life rejects everything else, and he was happy and thanked the officer who discovered sensitivity, and helped him reach the address.

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!