Emergency services rush to Dudley street after report of child suffering cardiac arrest
Emergency crews responded en masse to reports of a child suffering a cardiac arrest in a Dudley Street.
Police, ambulance crews and the Midlands Air Ambulance rushed to Bourne Street, Dudley after being called at about 3.20pm on Friday.
A spokesman for West Midlands Police told the Express & Star: "We were called to Bourne Street, Dudley at around 3.20pm today to reports of a child in cardiac arrest."
At 5.30pm the police spokesman said: "The matter is ongoing."
Onlooker Liz Barratt said: "The road was closed and there were so many police and ambulance at the scene and then the air ambulance landed and then not long after flew away.
"At one stage there was five police cars, it was obvious something serious was going on."
The West Midlands Ambulance Service has been approached for comment.
