On Saturday, March 29th, a toddler was rescued from a lake at Don Knabe Community Regional Park in Cerritos after deputies performed lifesaving measures. The child was pulled from the water and received chest compressions at the scene before being rushed to a local hospital (Patch).
Authorities said the deputies’ swift response played a critical role in saving the child’s life. Medical staff later confirmed the toddler is expected to recover fully.
The incident has sparked community discussion about water safety in local parks. Parents and guardians are being reminded to closely supervise children near lakes, fountains, and swimming areas.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department praised the deputies involved, noting that quick intervention and proper training made all the difference.
Sources: Patch The Los Angeles Post
