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911 audio reveals frantic moments following sledding accident: ‘Is he still in the water?’ 911 audio obtained by Fox News Digital captured the frantic moments following a toddler’s sledding accident in North Carolina on Jan. 11. (City of Greensboro) 
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Frantic 911 call captures moments after toddler’s freak sledding accident

A child in Guilford County, North Carolina, died Saturday following a sledding accident, officials said.

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Toddler died in a Saturday morning sledding accident when he fell into an icy pond along the Stoney Creek Golf Club course.

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WHITSETT, N.C. – A child has died following a sledding accident in Whitsett, North Carolina, according to the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies said they responded to a water rescue on Saturday, around 9:15 p.m. When officials arrived, they said they found a child in the water. The child died at the hospital. Officials also said two first responders and three other people who assisted with the rescue were taken to a local hospital for m…

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North Carolina toddler dies while trapped under ice in freak sledding accident
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A family’s idyllic day enjoying the newly fallen snow in North Carolina was shattered after their toddler son tragically died in a sledding…

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North Carolina toddler dies while trapped under ice in freak sledding accident

Audio from 911 calls captured the frantic moments following a toddler's sledding accident that plunged him into a freezing pond in North Carolina.

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A family’s idyllic day enjoying the newly fallen snow in North Carolina was shattered after their toddler son tragically died in a sledding accident. Ayden Sasser was playing outside in Whitsett, North Carolina on Saturday when his sled plunged into a nearby pond, and he became trapped under the ice, the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office said in a release. Police declined to provide Sasser’s age. Hysterical audio from 911 calls captured the frant…

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A North Carolina child has died after sledding across a golf course and into a body of water.  According to the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office, the tragic incident occurred on Saturday, Jan. 11, at around 9:12 a.m. local time. Officials claimed that law enforcement was called for a water rescue at the Golf House Road West in Whitsett, North Carolina.  “Upon arrival, emergency responders located a child in the water,” officials stated. “The chi…

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Three civilians and two first responders who helped with the rescue mission were also transported to the hospital for medical examination.

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