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Police Rescue Baby and Parent from Floodwaters in Beeville, Texas

Police in Beeville, Texas, rescued a baby and parent from high floodwaters. The two individuals were reported safe following the operation.

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Police Rescue Baby and Parent from Floodwaters in Beeville, Texas

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Police in Beeville, Texas, rescued a baby and parent from high floodwaters. The two individuals were reported safe after the operation. The incident occurred amid ongoing severe weather affecting parts of the United States. ABC News reported the rescue on May 26, 2026.

Widespread showers and thunderstorms are expected across the South. The severe weather is expected to extend into Monday and Tuesday. Damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes are possible over the next five days in the Plains and Midwest.

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