‘That’s my daughter. I wouldn’t want nothing to happen to her.’
‘I got out, put my hands up and yelled “My baby is choking.
That nurse and several of her colleagues had been so moved by Hinkle’s efforts to save his daughter that they chipped in to pay his bond. Afterwards, the couple hailed their thoughtfulness, with Pittman saying: ‘I couldn’t thank them enough.
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