TITUSVILLE, Fla. -- A teenager and a 7-year-old boy helped save a toddler who nearly drowned in a pool at a Florida apartment complex. 
 
 CBS Orlando affiliate WKMG-TV reports Titusville Police say surveillance video from Timber Trace Apartments on Friday shows an unsupervised 3-year-old girl walk into the community pool and try to swim before struggling to stay afloat. Police say the girl was underwater for nearly two minutes. 
 
 "You can see in the pool people are around this young girl and she goes under and they don't even notice," Amy Matthews with the Titusville Police Department told WKMG-TV. "It goes to show you how quick something like this can happen." 
 
 The toddler's 7-year-old cousin saw the girl floating lifeless in the water and got her out of the pool. 
 
 Police say that's when 18-year-old Breanna Moseley jumped in, using CPR training that she learned in school to save the toddler's life. Moseley was at the pool with her family and didn't know the toddler. 
 
 Timber Trace Apartments 
 
 "[The toddler's] mom came back, and she hugged me and cried. [She] told me how I was her guardian angel, and it made me realize, 'Wow I actually did a pretty incredible thing,'" Moseley told WKMG-TV. 
 
 The child was taken to the hospital. Her family says she has been released. 
 
 The Department of Children and Families was called to investigate. ||||| It was a terrifying scene at a Titusville swimming pool Wednesday. A child nearly drowned, but a local teen came to the rescue. 
 
 
 
 Surveillance video captured a 9-year-old boy pulling his unconscious 3-year-old cousin out of the water. The victim is OK, thanks to the heroic actions of a teen who came to the rescue. 
 
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 The victim's mother said the child is OK and out of the hospital. If it weren't for Breanna Moseley, 18, who was sitting under a gazebo near the pool, it might have been a different story. 
 
 "Never in my mind did I think I'd be in a situation like that where I need to perform CPR on a child," Moseley said. 
 
 Police said the 3-year-old was left unattended and nearly drowned. 
 
 "I heard some kids freaking out, screaming," Moseley said. 
 
 Surveillance video from the Timber Trace Apartments was obtained by WESH 2 News. It shows the entire incident. Police believe the 3-year-old either slipped or jumped into the pool after wandering around its edges. For an entire minute and 30 seconds, no one noticed, even as the toddler flailed her arms with others in the pool and went under. 
 
 
 
 Police said the victim's 9-year-old cousin saw the toddler and pulled her body from the water. 
 
 "I saw that she wasn't breathing, so first instinct was to mouth-to-mouth and just give her air," Moseley said. "She was able to cough up some water. Once I saw she was breathing, I was definitely relieved." 
 
 The child was taken to the hospital as a precaution. 
 
 
 
 The toddler's aunt, Jasmine Johnson, is charged with child neglect after police discovered she sent the toddler to the pool with only Johnson's 14-year-old daughter and friend. 
 
 
 
 "I like feeling like I helped save a life," Moseley said. 
 
 The two 14-year-olds who were supposed to be watching the child are also listed as suspects in the police report. 
 
 The Florida Department of Children and Families is investigating. 
 
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 BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - The quick actions of a 9-year-old and CPR from a stranger might be the only reason a 3-year-old Titusville girl survived a near-drowning. 
 
 The toddler, Keyuna Jordan, was in the pool of a Titusville apartment complex Friday afternoon, when she went under for almost two minutes and stopped breathing. 
 
 Police said the children didn’t have an adult with them, and the Department of Children and Families was notified. 
 
 Jordan’s 9-year-old cousin noticed the child in the corner of the pool and pulled the child out of the water. 
 
 “I heard some kids in the background freaking out,” said Breanna Moseley, 18. 
 
 Surveillance video from the pool showed Moseley’s quick actions. 
 
 “Honestly, I just wanted to cry. I wanted to break down. I was like, a little girl just died in front of me,” she said. 
 
 Moseley had just gotten to the Timber Trace pool with her younger siblings when she heard the panic erupt. 
 
 “I walked over as quick as I could and saw she wasn’t breathing,” Moseley said. 
 
 Without hesitation, Moseley put the CPR she learned three years ago in high school to the test. 
 
 “I did mouth-to-mouth for a minute, did some light chest compressions. I didn’t want to hurt her,” she said. 
 
 Jordan began breathing on her own but was still flown to Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital in Orlando as a precaution. 
 
 Jordan’s aunt, Jasmine Johnson, said the girl is out of the hospital. 
 
 Police said Johnson sent Jordan and her cousins to the pool while she cleaned the apartment. 
 
 She said she was on her way to the pool when she heard about the incident. 
 
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– No one noticed when a 3-year-old girl wandered into a community pool in Titusville, Fla., nor when she slipped beneath the surface. Yet, miraculously, the toddler is alive. A surveillance video—it isn't clear when it was taken—shows Keyuna Jordan walk into a pool at an apartment complex and struggle to stay afloat, reports WFTV. "People are around this young girl and she goes under and they don't even notice," a police rep tells WKMG. Police say the girl had been underwater for about 90 seconds when her 9-year-old cousin finally pulled her from the pool. "She was just limp and not moving," says Breanna Moseley, 18, who was at the pool with her family. "Honestly, I just wanted to cry ... I was like, a little girl just died in front of me." Moseley then performed CPR—she'd learned it three years earlier in high school—and Keyuna began breathing. "I sat her up and held her and kept her warm. I just comforted her until the ambulance and her parents got there," she says. Keyuna was airlifted to a hospital but was later released. Her "mom came back and she hugged me and cried," Moseley says, per CBS News. She "told me how I was her guardian angel, and it made me realize, 'Wow, I actually did a pretty incredible thing.'" Keyuna's aunt, Jasmine Johnson, has been charged with child neglect after allegedly sending the girl to the pool with only her 14-year-old cousin and a friend, reports WESH.