Fulshear police help couple racing to hospital to have a baby
Fulshear police help deliver baby
Parents know that bringing a baby into the world doesn't always go according to plan. That was sure true for Corey and Kinsey Cook, who had no idea they'd need a couple of Fulshear police officers to get the job done.
FULSHEAR, Texas - The Fulshear Police Department sprang into action to help one couple racing to the hospital to have a baby.
Fulshear police jump in to help couple having a baby
What we know:
When Kinsey Cook went into labor, several weeks early, her husband, Cory, raced the young family through Fulshear on the way to the hospital.
Fulshear Police Sergeant Brandon Moseley and Officer Kyle Simpson stopped the speeding couple at 2 a.m.
When they realized Kinsey was in labor, they escorted the expectant couple to Memorial Hermann - Katy, where baby Jack was born within minutes.
The couple were able to meet the officers several weeks later, saying they are eternally grateful for the assistance in their time of need.
What they're saying:
"Who are these guys that gave us a sense of security? They were true guardian angels to us," says Kinsey Cook.
"We really wanted to be able to shake their hand and say, 'Thank You,'" Cory said.
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The Source: FOX 26 Reporter Tom Zizka spoke with the couple about what happened early one morning.