‘We had a lightning strike’: 911 calls released after Florida mother, child hit

WINTER SPRINGS, Fla. — New 911 calls have been launched after lightning struck a mom, her younger daughter and their household canine at a Winter Springs park this week. 

Tragically, the mom was killed, in line with a report from FOX 35 Orlando.

Police mentioned Nicole Tedesco died Thursday evening. Her daughter, 10-year-old Ava Tedesco, was transported to Arnold Palmer Hospital, the place she has since been handled and launched. The household’s canine was additionally struck by lightning and survived.

Tedesco was ready outdoors for college dismissal along with her two daughters when a storm rolled in. Officers say lightning struck a tree that the household was standing close to. 

“We received a lightning strike. I truly felt it. Two individuals are down,” one 911 caller mentioned. 

“We had a lightning strike at Trotwood Park! We've some youngsters down on the bottom!” one other panicked caller advised dispatch. 

Nicole Tedesco handed away. Her daughter Ava was taken to the hospital however has since been launched and is recovering at residence. One other lady was additionally injured by the lightning strike.

The girl’s husband, Andrew Tedesco, is a police officer at Orlando Sanford Worldwide Airport. The airport created a GoFundMe account to assist the officer in elevating his two daughters. 

New 911 calls have been released after lightning struck a mother, her young daughter and their family dog at a Winter Springs park this week. Tragically, the mother was killed.
Lightning struck a mom, her younger daughter and their household canine at a Winter Springs park.
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Nicole Tedesco with her daughter Ava
Nicole Tedesco handed away. Her daughter Ava has been launched from the hospital and is recovering at residence.
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The family's dog
The household’s canine was additionally struck by lightning and survived.
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In the meantime, the neighborhood is coming collectively to point out the household their love, making a makeshift memorial at Trotwood Park. 

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