First responders started CPR when they arrived on the scene before taking the boy to a nearby hospital. His condition is unknown.
WEBSTER, Texas -- A 3-year-old was rushed to the hospital after he was pulled from an apartment complex pool on Sunday, officials said.At about 1:45 p.m.
police responded to a call reporting a toddler was found floating in one of the pools at the Baystone Apartments located at 800 West NASA Parkway.First responders started CPR when they arrived on the scene before taking the 3-year-old to HCA Houston Clear Lake Hospital, officials say.The pool area, located near the front of the complex, has a regular size pool with depths up to 7 feet. There was also a more shallow kids pool nearby.
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