Stony Point officer rescues baby deer from backyard pool
Officer D'Alisera responded last weekend to a resident’s call about a fawn struggling in the water.
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Jul 2, 2025, 11:52 AM
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Updated 18 days ago
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23h agoA baby deer was rescued from a backyard pool in Stony Point after an officer jumped in to save it.
Officer D'Alisera responded last weekend to a resident’s call about a fawn struggling in the water.
Officials said he entered the pool without hesitation and carried the animal to safety.
The rescue was captured on video.
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