Boy drowns after cars goes into canal
MIAMI (AP) _ Authorities say an 8-year-old boy drowned after his mother lost control of her car and drove into a South Miami-Dade canal.
Miami-Dade police say 31-year-old Lisa Hooshing was driving with her three children near Homestead Saturday when she suddenly became ill. As the car rolled toward the canal, Hooshing’s 11-year-old daughter jumped out, but her two sons remained in the vehicle.
Several nearby residents rushed out to try to help the woman and two boys. Hooshing’s 4-year-old son was pulled from the car, but no one could get to the woman or her older son.
Divers with Miami-Dade Fire-Rescue finally pulled them from the water and gave them CPR. They were taken to different hospitals. Police say Hooshing was in critical condition, but her son died.
Boy drowns after cars goes into canal
MIAMI (AP) _ Authorities say an 8-year-old boy drowned after his mother lost control of her car and drove into a South Miami-Dade canal.
Miami-Dade police say 31-year-old Lisa Hooshing was driving with her three children near Homestead Saturday when she suddenly became ill. As the car rolled toward the canal, Hooshing’s 11-year-old daughter jumped out, but her two sons remained in the vehicle.
Several nearby residents rushed out to try to help the woman and two boys. Hooshing’s 4-year-old son was pulled from the car, but no one could get to the woman or her older son.
Divers with Miami-Dade Fire-Rescue finally pulled them from the water and gave them CPR. They were taken to different hospitals. Police say Hooshing was in critical condition, but her son died.
Boy drowns after cars goes into canal
MIAMI (AP) _ Authorities say an 8-year-old boy drowned after his mother lost control of her car and drove into a South Miami-Dade canal.
Miami-Dade police say 31-year-old Lisa Hooshing was driving with her three children near Homestead Saturday when she suddenly became ill. As the car rolled toward the canal, Hooshing’s 11-year-old daughter jumped out, but her two sons remained in the vehicle.
Several nearby residents rushed out to try to help the woman and two boys. Hooshing’s 4-year-old son was pulled from the car, but no one could get to the woman or her older son.
Divers with Miami-Dade Fire-Rescue finally pulled them from the water and gave them CPR. They were taken to different hospitals. Police say Hooshing was in critical condition, but her son died.