Georgia Sorority Sisters Save Mother and Children from Drowning in Creek

Five University of Georgia students heroically rescued a family after their car plunged into a creek, performing life-saving CPR on a child.

Five University of Georgia sorority sisters saved a mother and her two sons from a sinking SUV in rural Georgia.
The students were on a trip to Savannah when they spotted the vehicle in the creek and immediately intervened.
One of the children, a four-year-old boy, was underwater and unconscious; he was revived through CPR administered by one of the students, a former lifeguard.
Local authorities praised the sorority members' quick action, crediting them with saving the lives of the mother and her children.
The heroic students were made honorary deputies by the Burke County Sheriff's Department in recognition of their bravery.