During three police officers' "routine Counter-Terrorism patrol" at Penn Station yesterday morning, they saw a woman in need of help and it turned out that 29-year-old Marie Booth was going into labor. Officers Deborah Garbut, Marie Medina and Ernest Huang, along with Amtrak police officer Karen Schrof, helped deliver a baby boy to Booth and her husband Jonathan two minutes later. The new dad told NY1 they were on their way to the Bronx from NJ, "As soon as we got to Penn Station I told her I would just call an ambulance to see if we could get some assistance." But the Marie Booth said, "When I got off the escalator that's when I was like you know what, forget the ambulance and everything else. I'm gonna have the baby right here... I didn't care who was there, who was watching me. I was thinking, 'Just get the baby out!'" The Booths named the boy Caesar Penn; he and mom were taken to Bellevue for evaluation. more ›