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Special Delivery: State Troopers Usher Baby Girl Into New World On NJ Turnpike

Two State Police troopers delivered a healthy baby girl on the New Jersey Turnpike, authorities said.

Troopers Robert Murray, Pierre Noel, and Marcin Ziobron of Troop “D” Cranbury Station.

Troopers Robert Murray, Pierre Noel, and Marcin Ziobron of Troop “D” Cranbury Station.

Photo Credit: NJSP

The parents, who’d traveled from Memphis, Tennessee, had to pull over at Interchange 8A at Jamesburg/Cranbury for help, State Police Supt. Col. Patrick Callahan said.

The woman's husband led Troopers Robert Murray and Pierre Noel from the Troop D Cranbury barracks to the cab of his tractor, where his wife was lying in a bunk preparing to give birth to their fifth child, Callahan said during Saturday’s daily coronavirus briefing with Gov. Phil Murphy.

The troopers and members of Monroe Township EMS delivered the newborn, wrapping her in towels and blankets that Noel and Ziobron got from their cruiser.

Shortly after giving birth, the mother became incoherent and lethargic due to a significant loss of blood during the delivery.

The mother, who'd become lethargic and incoherent due to a loss of blood, was taken along with her baby to St. Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick. 

Both were doing well as of Sunday morning, authorities said.

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