Officers received a radio call regarding a 3 year old child not breathing and choking at the Wycoff New Jersey YMCA. The boy was being treated by the YMCA staff when Wycoff Officers Robert Schlossberg and Michael Scalise arrived. Officers Scalise and Schlossberg performed CPR on the child while attempting to clear his airway of any obstructions. "When a call like that comes involving a child, the whole headquarters clears out from detectives, patrol and the chief." Scalise said. "everyone tries to make their way there to see if they can assist. "There are a million things racing through your head and you try to mentally prepare." Scalise said. "You start thinking about the YMCA, the rooms in the building, where are the entrances, how is the child going to look like, will he be big enough for back blows, can we do a through (SIC) sweep? You just start to think about all the training we do multiple times a year." Schlossberg was the first on the scene and started to provide basic life support to the boy.The officer's were able to clear the boy's fully blocked airway and then he finally took a breath on his own. "The second he took a breath it was so incredibly real." Schlossberg said. . On these calls you just do everything you can and hope for the best, but when we got him to breath on his own we knew that was the biggest hurdle and step one." The child recovered and the officers were able to reunite with him at his home several days later. Officers Schlossberg and Scalise saved a human life. (Credit Northjersey.com Kristi Cattafi)