A sad tragedy involving a toddler in North Carolina disrupted the perfect day that a family was spending in North Carolina enjoying the recently fallen snow. The catastrophe occurred when the family was sledding.
Ayden Sasser was playing outside in Whitsett, North Carolina on Saturday when his sled fell into a nearby pond, and he became buried under the ice, according to a release issued by the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office.
Sasser sustained injuries as a result of his fall. Sasser’s age was not disclosed by the police on Sunday.
The frenzied moments that followed the unexpected accident in the small village were meticulously preserved by the hysterical audio from the 911 calls.
Another woman, who has not been recognized, can be heard saying, “Please, please, please,” to the operator. The situation is precarious, and they are making an effort to get to him. Attempts are being made to assist.
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Two individuals ran into the water to assist the young child, according to the caller, who stated that the boy was located close to the middle of the lake.
“I think they got him. It’s really cold though,” she stated “I don’t know. He was in there for a good minute. He’s probably freezing cold.”
“I do not believe that he is good. I am frightened. It is heard that the caller is crying, “I don’t want him to die,” in between breaks of sobbing.
Investigators stated that Sasser passed away at the local hospital after being recovered from the water. Despite the fact that the toddler was safely evacuated from the sea. The authorities have stated that they are currently awaiting the decision of the medical examiner regarding the formal cause of death.
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In addition, two first responders and three other individuals who assisted with the rescue were transported to the hospital for medical checks, according to the police and other authorities. According to the police, after being inspected, each of them was granted their discharge from the hospital.
The Whitsett Fire Department, Guilford County Emergency Medical Services, and three additional agencies responded to the call for assistance. There were also deputies from the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office who responded.
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Angel Nicole Sasser, the mother of the kid, has posted a fundraising event on her Facebook page in order to provide financial assistance to her family in the wake of the passing of their son.
In the days after the tragic event, the distraught mother posted on social media, “”My life…my baby…I don’t know how to move forward… “I just don’t have words..no energy… nothing… this is all I have at the moment… I love you all. We just want lots of love… hugs… kind words.”
