An Oklahoma sheriff's deputy helped save a 3-year-old boy who was choking on a quarter he swallowed, an ABC affiliate reported.
Pottawatomie County Deputy William Wheeler noticed a woman asking for help at a local car wash on June 8, according to the Shawnee News-Star.
The woman, later identified as Victoria Terrill, noticed her son, Chaz, was choking while they drove back from dinner, ABC Oklahoma City station KOCO said. She pulled over into the car wash parking lot to try to find help.
(MORE: Hero 911 dispatcher meets the baby boy she helped to save from choking) (MORE: Police officer saves choking baby) (MORE: Body cam footage shows Ohio police officers saving choking 2-month-old girl)Terrill reportedly told the deputy she thought Chaz was choking on a sucker, so Wheeler tried to hit Chaz on the back to hopefully get the sucker out.
However, after Wheeler gave Chaz some swift swats to the back, a quarter popped out onto the ground.
Wheeler's efforts were captured on his body camera.