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Officer Randy Keith commended after attempting CPR on infant in transcript‑recorded Sholoh
Summary
An unidentified speaker at a meeting said Officer Randy Keith responded on Sept. 9, 2024, to an infant not breathing in the city recorded in the transcript as 'Sholoh' (also appears as 'Shola'), performed CPR, and is being commended; the infant later died.
An unidentified speaker at a meeting said that on Sept. 9, 2024, Officer Randy Keith, already in uniform and in an issued vehicle, heard a radio dispatch about an infant who was not breathing and responded because he was nearby. The speaker said Keith located the infant's mother, took the infant and started CPR before emergency medical services arrived to take over.
The speaker said emergency medical personnel later took over care and, despite those efforts, the infant died. The speaker announced that Officer Keith is being commended for his actions and his attempt to save the child.
The transcript uses two spellings for the location: 'Sholoh' (first usage) and 'Shola' (later usage). The meeting record does not provide additional identifying details about the infant, the family, or any formal award or resolution; it records only that the officer's actions were commended.
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