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Queensland police assist in delivery of baby at station

Police officers in Queensland helped deliver a baby after responding to a call in the driveway.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A baby girl was born in the driveway of a Queensland police station while officers were returning to work. According to ABC News, they were flagged down by a man parked at the station, prompting their assistance.

The police officers quickly responded to the situation and helped the mother deliver the baby safely. The incident highlights the unexpected roles that law enforcement can sometimes play in emergency situations.

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