Baltimore, Maryland firefighters calmly rescue a scared boy whose head was stuck in a handrail outside of the Baltimore World Trade Center.

A mischievous youngster named Q was rescued by the Baltimore City Fire Department after getting trapped between handrails outside the Baltimore World Trade Center.

Watch the video above to see the tense rescue of a stuck boy

ShaColbe Malon, Q’s mother, watched nervously as firefighters worked to free her son. The crew kept Malon and Q calm with lighthearted banter as they used the Jaws of Life to pry open the bars.

Despite Malon’s initial worry, her son was freed without injury. After the rescue, the department offered Q a tour of its engine and a photo with the crew as a reward for his bravery during the ordeal.

Watch the video below to see how the firefighters free this stuck child from the handrail.

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Baltimore firefighters rescue boy stuck in handrail outside city building

Reporting by Seth Carnell, USA TODAY / USA TODAY

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