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VERSAILLES-- Paramedics in Versailles said they don't believe the boy's injuries to be life-threatening, but it certainly made for some scary moments at the Ward Park Swimming Pool Tuesday night.
The calls came in to EMS shortly before 8pm; witnesses told us the boy was floating face down in the pool.
One of them, 14-year-old Wesley Wilson, says he pulled the boy out and that he wasn't breathing.
CPR was immediately started and paramedics say by the time they arrived, the boy had regained consciousness and was alert.
They found no visible signs of injury on the boy's body; he was CareFlighted to Dayton Childrens' Hospital where his condition was not known.
Paramedics told us they believe the boy will be OK.
The calls came in to EMS shortly before 8pm; witnesses told us the boy was floating face down in the pool.
One of them, 14-year-old Wesley Wilson, says he pulled the boy out and that he wasn't breathing.
CPR was immediately started and paramedics say by the time they arrived, the boy had regained consciousness and was alert.
They found no visible signs of injury on the boy's body; he was CareFlighted to Dayton Childrens' Hospital where his condition was not known.
Paramedics told us they believe the boy will be OK.
Tuesday, July 27 2010, 11:16 PM EDT
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Cincinnati police say a man has been shot in the back with an arrow.
He was taken to a hospital and other details including his condition weren't immediately available Tuesday. The bow-and-arrow shooting was reported just before 7 a.m.
Police were searching a male suspect seen fleeing the scene in a car.
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