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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and getting it.

The toddler was rescued from a dangerous situation at Newark Airport in New Jersey, thanks to some quick thinking by two officers.

The two-year-old had stepped onto a baggage conveyor belt Wednesday as the child's

mother was booking a flight. The officers then jumped onto the conveyor belt themselves and found the

toddler just ahead of the baggage x-ray machine. The child was not harmed. Well, what was surprising?

Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Okay, I'll let you ask your question before I ask my question.

Go ahead. Yes, here's my question. So mom wasn't watching the toddler because she was booking a flight.

You're already at the airport. Sounds like an excuse to me. What are you booking a flight to,

huh? Lady? Here's my other question is I've seen the video.

If I'm standing there waiting for my luggage, it's going around, and I see a two-year-old going around with the luggage, I'm going to reach over and pick up the two-year-old.

Nobody did, though.

Nobody did.

Wouldn't you?

I would think so, yeah.

I think I'm... At the very least, I'd be yelling,

whose kid is that? Whose kid is that?

Yeah, as I kind of ran along, and if I get no response,

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