Michigan Twins Rescue Girl from Drowning at Apartment Pool

Two nine-year-old twins from Michigan demonstrated remarkable bravery when they rescued a young girl from drowning at their grandmother's apartment complex in late June, according to reports from 23ABC News. Ava and Addison Apostolopoulos, visiting their grandmother, noticed the girl at the bottom of the pool appearing unresponsive. Acting swiftly, Addison donned goggles, and both twins pulled the girl to safety. Following their rescue, maintenance worker Cody Boyette administered CPR, successfully reviving the child. The unidentified girl was then taken to the hospital and survived the incident. Their father, Jason Apostolopoulos, emphasized his family's commitment to helping others, stating, "We’re all about helping. We teach our children to be aware of their surroundings and to take action if needed." The Wixom Police Department commended the twins and Boyette for their quick response, awarding them the Civilian Citation Award during a city council meeting on July 22. Police officials noted that without their prompt intervention, the outcome could have been tragic. The twins expressed their feelings about the event, with Ava stating she was "very happy" the girl survived and h...