Florida police officer rescues dolphin trapped in fishing line

mm hmm. Little baby. Hi. It's blocked your own headquarters. Your primary. Yeah. Come on, little guy. Come here. Okay. Come here. Okay. Right. It's okay. It's okay. I got you. I got you. Come on. Damn it ouch. Mhm, mm hmm. Strong. Mhm. I got some of it off. Let's see if we drift kid. Let's see if we can drift here. We gotta get closer to you, Okay? Got to get closer to you, buddy. Come on, Come here. Okay. Wow. It's okay. It's okay. Okay. It's okay. It's okay. Yeah. Mhm. It's okay. God bless. Get my knife out. Mhm. Wait, it's okay. Little guy, relax. Trying to get it for you, buddy. Mhm. Ship ow. Where'd he go? It's okay. It's okay. I got you. Got you. I got you, buddy. I got you right. Gotcha. Woo. Yeah.

'I got you, buddy': Florida police officer helps rescue trapped dolphin

Updated: 3:27 AM EST Jan 13, 2022

A Florida police officer helped rescue a dolphin in distress, and the whole incident was caught on camera.The officer's body camera was rolling as he helped remove a fishing net off the dolphin. Officer Nelson Silva of Miami-Dade police responded to a call of a dolphin in distress. Officer Silva responded in a marine unit and spent a couple of minutes trying to remove the fishing net from the dolphin.Thankfully, he was able to do so. Watch the video above to see the officer help rescue the dolphin.

A Florida police officer helped rescue a dolphin in distress, and the whole incident was caught on camera.

The officer's body camera was rolling as he helped remove a fishing net off the dolphin.

Officer Nelson Silva of Miami-Dade police responded to a call of a dolphin in distress.

Officer Silva responded in a marine unit and spent a couple of minutes trying to remove the fishing net from the dolphin.

Thankfully, he was able to do so.

Watch the video above to see the officer help rescue the dolphin.