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Tilburg cop feeds baby at the scene of an accident on the N269, 24 May 2017
Tilburg cop feeds baby at the scene of an accident on the N269, 24 May 2017 - Credit: Photo: Politieteam Groene Beemden / Facebook
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Thursday, 25 May 2017 - 09:15

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Photo: Dutch cop feeds baby at scene of accident

A Dutch police officer is melting hearts on social media with a photo of him feeding a baby at an accident scene in Tilburg. No one was injured in the accident.

The officer and his colleagues responded to an accident on the N269 near Tilburg on Wednesday - a caravan broke loose and crashed into a tree. Nobody was injured, but the driver faced another problem. She had two hungry babies in the car, and they would be stuck at the scene for a while.

A police officer, who recently became a father himself, came to the rescue. He scooped up one of the babies and gave him a bottle. "The police daddy showed that he could do this perfectly and both babies could calmly be fed", the police wrote on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/147461345618555/photos/pcb.436092350088785/436092336755453/?type=3&theater

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