US: Baby Born in Traffic Jam Caused by Presidential Motorcade
Washington gridlock is one thing, but traffic that was stopped for President Barack Obama's visit to Louisville led to a woman giving birth on the shoulder of Interstate 65.
Louisville MetroSafe spokeswoman Jody Duncan says a man called 911 about 5:15 p.m. Thursday to report that his wife was in labor and that traffic wasn't moving.
The interstate had shut down and traffic was bottlenecked as the president's motorcade made its way from the airport to downtown Louisville.
By the time emergency crews arrived 12 minutes later, the boy had been born.
The mother and child are doing well at a hospital.
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