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02 Sep 2010, 7:53 PM CDT

PASADENA, Texas - A baby would have drowned in a Pasadena swimming pool had a hospital nurse never arrived to save him.

Operating room nurse, James Johnson, dived in when he saw the 20-month-old submerged in an apartment complex swimming pool in the 8300 block of Red Bluff Drive.

The child had been in the pool for around 2 minutes.

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