At the point when Rebecca Reyes started giving birth three weeks ahead of schedule at her home in Shirley, N.Y., on Saturday morning, Negron, 37, was one of the Suffolk Region Police Division officials who answered her emergency call, ABC7 Observer News reports.

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Alongside officials Jadin Rodriguez and Zachary Vormittag, Negron showed up at the scene where their associate, Conor Diemer, was at that point helping Reyes in her front room.

“When he said she’s beginning to push, I said, ‘This sounds like something I’ve heard previously,’” Negron told journalists.

“I adopted the strategy very much like a mentor in this present circumstance,” Negron, who joined the division in 2013 and has no offspring of his own, proceeded.

“The initial four [deliveries], I was there without anyone else making it happen, similar to these folks were, so I said, ‘Let me administer and give my very best.’ ”

The child’s dad, Juan Maldonado, got back home so as to hold Reyes’ head while the officials aided the youngster’s introduction to the world, ABC7 reports.

Following twelve minutes of work, child Owen Anthony Maldonado showed up, tipping the scales at 6 lbs. 13 oz.

“Everybody dominated,” Official Rodriguez said. “We could never have done it without one another.”

However both were allegedly sound after the at-home birth, the mother and newborn were then taken to Stony Creek College Clinic by rescue vehicle, as per ABC7.

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“I simply need to say thanks to them such a great amount for appearing when they did and having the option to help me, on the grounds that without them, I would’ve brought forth my child alone,” Reyes expressed, as per Newsday. In 2017, Negron’s most memorable conveyance was more tricky when he answered a call of a lady in dynamic work in her kitchen.

At the point when the child showed up, the umbilical string was folded over the his neck, as per Newsday.

After Negron eliminated it with his hands, the newborn actually wasn’t breathing so the official utilized a turkey baster to get the liquid out of the child’s throat, NBC News detailed.

“Individuals let me know I went white after whenever I first conveyed a child,” Negron let columnists know this week.

“We just lounged around the house briefly, and only sort of pulled together our contemplations.”

Presently, he’s the youngster’s back up parent, a sergeant — and prepared to assist with conveying more infants.

“I thought my labor days were over when I turned into a sergeant this year,” Negron said, “yet I surmise the record lives on, so we’ll perceive the way numerous we can take it to.”