Body camera footage has been released showing the rescue of a young boy from a body of water. The footage was made public by the Missouri City Police Department. It captures the moment the little boy was rescued.
The released footage shows the rescue operation, providing a glimpse into the incident. Further details about the rescue can be found through the Missouri City Police Department's release of the body camera footage.
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