Nassau police help East Meadow woman deliver baby at her home

Officers Joseph Tuffarelli and Chris Makastchian responded to an East Meadow home for a call of a 34-year-old woman giving birth in the living room.

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May 2, 2023, 11:05 PM

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Updated 633 days ago

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Nassau County police officers helped an East Meadow woman in labor Tuesday morning.

Officers Joseph Tuffarelli and Chris Makastchian responded to an East Meadow home for a call of a 34-year-old woman giving birth in the living room.

Nassau police medics Katlyn Billian and Valerie Sidel came in to help deliver the healthy baby boy at 9:11 a.m.

News 12 was told the mother and baby are stable and doing well at a hospital.