A retired New York police officer who helped deliver a baby while on overnight duty in 1994 has launched an online campaign to find her.
Angel Maysonet has appealed to the public for help in tracking down the baby, now a 24 or 25-year-old woman, saying he wants to make sure she's doing OK.
The only clues are an old photograph of Maysonet with the newborn and an address in Marmion Avenue, Bronx where he and his partner James Bennett helped bring her into the world on a hot summer night in the mid-90s.
NYPD detective Angel Maysonet, right, with the baby he had just helped deliver in 1994
That night, which the former detective says was one of the highlights of his career, Maysonet and Bennett responded to a 911 call at around 4am for a woman in labor.
Maysonet and Bennett, who were both in their 20s, climbed six flights of stairs to the apartment and tried to reassure the pregnant woman before emergency medical services arrived.
Angel Maysonet describes the birth as one of the highlights of his career
But there was no time to waste.
'She was not crowning the way she should,' Maysonet told the NY Post. 'So, I got in there, turned the baby … and pulled the baby out.'
He helped to safely deliver the little girl in front of her mother's sister and three or four of her older siblings.
The baby's aunt fetched two clothing pins to clamp the umbilical cord.
'She was wrapped up in this blanket to keep her warm, and she looked like a little burrito,' he told the Post.
NYPD shared a photo of the heartwarming moment, taken by Bennett, asking for the public's help in reconnecting the pair.
The now-retired officer has sought the public's help in tracking down the girl, now 24 or 25, and wants to check in to see how she is doing
NYPD shared the photograph, taken on a disposable camera by Maysonet's partner James Bennett, along with this message appealing to the public for help reuniting the two
'Help us reunite them!,' the department wrote on Monday.
'In 1994, Detective Maysonet delivered a beautiful baby girl on Marmion Ave in the Bronx.
'Helping ensure she was safely delivered has always been one of the highlights of this retired detective's career. 25 years later, he's still wondering how she's doing.'
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Angel Maysonet has appealed to the public for help in tracking down the baby, now a 24 or 25-year-old woman, saying he wants to make sure she’s doing...
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