Hey guys, just wanted to let everyone know this video was supposed to be released yesterday, but UA-cam wanted to restrict ads. They still decided to do so even after an appeal. But the point of me telling you guys that is because there will not be a public live stream tonight, since I had it last night. I will be doing a private live stream though at 8PM EST. Join us at patreon.com/officer401 🙂
former volunteer firefighter here! yeah that bitch is hot as hell those two officers did the right thing getting him out fast and then moving him even farther back especially considering that the gas in the gas tank, in the right situation, could cause an explosion not to mention the amount of smoke that was kicking around in the cab of his truck. those guys are real heros
The Movie Mall cops did a dis-service to those who try to look after those on private property. I worked for 28 yrs. I never had a problem running to the alarm, the issue was trying to calm those lost inside their fear. A victim would drop into shock faster if they were amped up. Calming them allowed them to get to hosp before they did go into shock. The good ladies and gents - of other agencies were the best to work with. As 1IC - I tried to keep useless calls for help to a min. If staff called 911 - they were very quick in arriving. These gents are marvelous examples of those I called friends. Took me 10 yrs to stop reacting to the firehall 400 yds from my house. Caring for and helping others was why I worked! Cheers to you!
A video of some cops helping a guy is definitely not youtube friendly. Doesn't fit their narrative. They want people to see police killing a you know what person or being "racists."
I’m a former LEO. I was commuting to work one Saturday morning with a colleague at O’Dark Thirty. We were on a four-lane freeway in the number 3 lane when a mustang went zooming by us at 100+ in the number 4 lane. He crested a hill and started down the other side still at more than 100mph and headed for an off ramp. The next thing we saw was the mustang flying off the shoulder and hitting a 50ft tall sign post about half way up head-on and dead center, level to the paved freeway lanes. It dropped to the ground and burst into flames. We stopped on the shoulder and made our way down the embankment. The driver was obviously deceased with a flail chest from impacting the steering wheel end eneucleated eyeballs sitting on his cheeks. A sure sign of the G-force of going from 100+ to zero in less than a tenth of a second. The engine was in the passenger compartment between the seats. The vehicle was fully engulfed but we made the decision to remove the driver for the sake of his family and carried him up to the roadway just as the gas tank exploded. We both suffered glass cuts and second degree burns but we would do it again in a heartbeat.
A few years back I pulled a girl out of a burning car, while two other guys were running around like idiots trying to figure out what to do. I always have an extinguisher in my truck, so I used it to break the window to get her out. I had the fire out before the fire department got there.
Thanks for sharing your heroic story! I saved a 2 year old little girl that died and I brought her back to life. I wish people shared more of these good stories because we usually only hear the bad, and our world is filled with too much negativity as it is! Blessings
@@c0nc3ntr8d6 the firewall did exactly what it’s supposed to do, it allowed the person inside enough time to make an escape while alive. Granted if he wasn’t seizing the escape would have probably been a lot faster
They actually handled this scene perfectly. From the fast teamwork right down to the officer moving the fire extinguisher away from the fire to avoid explosions.
Social media only shows the bad, so it's up to us to share the good.. We need balance in the world. I try to share these good stories & I follow a lot of officers on fb. I see a lot of funny things on "Mike the cop" & "Officer Daniels" fb page.
I legit will not watch NBC, CBS or ABC and MSN I’m so tired of them talking smack about the Police and what they did wrong.......when I know there are some great Police and some bad out there most are Freaking Awesome ( just my opinion) . Stay safe 401 🇺🇸
I wouldn't think once about trying to save that Earthrealmer, I help people as my job, so I wouldn't have to think about saving them or not. I will not be affected by the flames, smoke, or heat, so why not? I've got nothing to lose, not even my life, I already lost that century's ago. It's not about being brave for me, its about wanting to do the right thing. And my will to do the right thing, is greater than anything. I help protect this realm, because it is good to help out, and protect people. I believe these Police Officers are the same in a way, perhaps not as much as me but they share my thoughts.
When I was in highschool, my dad had a Kia Forte 5, he was driving home from work one day and it caught fire. Luckily, he got out of it, and we have a video of it exploding while he's walking away from it
A plastic fuel rail is not the smartest chat effective decision make chose, also having the fuel pressure regulator in the valve cover not smart either.
Good job on the cop in charge. As a firefighter I can say the rookie couldn’t even use a fire extinguisher... but, none the less, great fucking job guys.
My same exact comment I made as I was dying laughing watching him UAE his knife, he even walked slowly thru the standing water he parked in, before running.....well at least the didn't PARK in the middle of the street, hindering FD response/access, lol. Stay safe bro.
IT was funny, but watching the 2nd officer in this vid was funny, he used a knife to remove the safety pin on the extinguisher, slowly walked thru the water he parked in, as opposed to running & then told the 1st officer to back away from the truck while he was saving the civilian.
@@BillBlast7372 1. It was stuck. You can see him fiddling with it on the way over. 2. He wasn't present when the witness said "he's stil inside" so he didn't know someone was in there until the door was fully open. 3. He parked in the water because the fire dept needs a clear path when they show up and pulling in closer would risk damage to his vehicle if the truck exploded.
@@SpadeDraco OK, 1 the pins don't get stuck & they are held in w/plastic breakable plastic strap that only req 2lbs of force, so anyone can pull the pin(never seen 1 stuck & I've ck'd 100's of extinguishers. 2. His partner immediately got out & ran full spd, do he knew before exiting the veh there was an immediate issue/danger, not just a car fire. 3 many cops don't think of the fire engines & trucks responding when pkg, most move when hearing or seeing the striving apparatus. It was a veh fire, not a house fire so 5 or 8 pcs of FD apparatus is not going to arrive & cops know that, watch the vid again there are other open spots to park in out of the road. I'm make my opinions & comments from serving many yrs in the FD & working alongside cops. I believe he was a newbie to the streets, but no one stats that. I never tried to completely belittle the cop, just point out some mistakes, we all make them & can learn if corrected about our mishaps to make us better & more efficient.
@@sirbader1 While I agree with you, A very well trained and well funded police force, fire force, military and stuff of that nature is probably one of the most important parts of a Government and of a functioning society. There's a lot of ways to save money however like not buying from these rip off military companies and stuff that build the cheapest garbage possible and make huge profits off of it. Use the money wisely so officers can have the tools and training required to do the best job they possibly can so we can have a safer society for everyone without compromise.
@@dedalliance1 So well funded its #3 on the list of most heavily funded armed forces in the world? Our police recieve more funding than all militaries with the exception of China. Our POLICE force. Open your eyes.
@@sirbader1 Like I said I don't disagree with you. But it's also why no one will ever seriously invade the US because our police force alone could fight off a small army, and our military can fight off the world if we need to. That is the price of safety and freedom. Let alone, the amount of weaponry we hold in private arms is a great deterrent. I think the police force needs to better regulated on their spending sure and get rid of these rip off Government supply companies so we can get more bang for our buck. But either way, as long as the police force remains mostly non corrupt I really don't care if they have a huge budget. There's a thousand military programs I'd cut before I cut the police because ultimately society needs a police force to maintain law and order and be a last effort of fighting off a military invasion with the help of the reserves and Cost Guard. It's not like we don't have the money in the US, we're a very wealthy country. But we spend a lot of money in other ways that are a waste.
This gives the true meaning to the word heroic, an often overused word. Facing grave danger to themselves, they still leapt to the aid of an individual that was very close to death. These officers deserve all the positive recognition they get. Surely though, they will probably feel it's unwarranted and that they were just doing what they signed up to do.
Awe look at that two cops fulfilling there life long dream of being firemen. 🤣 The irony of this fire being right next to a firehydrent is hilarious. Whoa officer 401 is looking scruffy! Looks good!
@@officer401 well considering about 70% of USA firefighters are volunteer and just about all the police i know are paid its understandable that the FD was playing X-Box. 😆
Had a lady texting and driving in an old 80 something farm truck on a two lane state highway some years ago. I was FTOing a reserve, and was dispatched to the MVA. I could see the black smoke from a quarter of a mile away. Got on scene, and heard screaming. I started moving through the crowd to get people back in time to realize the driver was still trapped. The dash had rolled back, pinning her legs. The door was totally inoperable. This woman hit a concrete culvert so hard when she left the roadway that it blew the hubs out of the wheels. She stopped screaming by the time I was able to get through the traffic and bystanders. A couple guys suffered burns on their hands trying to get her out. Nothing is quite as sickening as being totally helpless to get someone out of that sort of situation.
@@therayven3147 my heart really went out to the two passerbys who tried to get her out. They didn't sign up for that. They didn't train for that. But they sure stepped up and put it on the line! Poor guys.
If my partner EVER stops in the middle of a damn lake and makes me run 100 yards to a car fire he is getting a beat down. Pull 100 feet from the car..... ON DRY LAND. omg. PS good work on not letting homie cook.
"Well trained" is a great way to say "Absolute masters of the craft" lmao. That was incredible. We had an 87' Trans Am burn down in the driveway of our house back in 02', the heat was so bad it started melting the siding off the neighbors house. It took a group of full geared fire fighters to put it out. The heat those officers walked into, in, compared to fire fighting gear, street clothes, amazing. And uh, no my dad totally didn't try and turn the electrics back on in the Trans am to get his Mix CD out the radio after, totally never happened lmao
that fire went up quick to after they pulled him out. 4:24 witnessed a semi truck cab fully engulfed in fire, it was right next to the divider of an 8 lane highway, and i could feel the heat coming off it through the window all the way from the access road (50+ yards rough guess?)
From Florida a shout out to my brother, Lieutenant John Matthews with Laurel County Fire Department. He served with bravery and honor for years before moving back home. Recognized as Firefighter of the Year for service and unimaginable acts of bravery. Proud sister of 218!
I used to work in an ICU. I had friends on the fire department. A drunk driver whipped through a Michigan turn on the highway. Right into a semi trailer. He nearly decapitated himself. Unfortunately his passenger had his face decapitated. I cared for the driver after 15 hours of surgery. My friend on FD had the pleasure of pulling the driver out and discovering passengers face and other “debris” in the backseat
Pretty awesome...well done boys! Have to get a small laugh out of the officer pulling the extinguisher pin with his knife. Hope these guys get recognized for their efforts!
I live in San Antonio, less than a hundred miles from where this happened. Didn't see it on my local news, finally found it buried on local news app. Damn shame.
Officer401 is a good cop youtuber. He doesn’t push political agendas, he just talks about what’s going on in the world of law enforcement. Mad respect dude.
As a "shade tree" mechanic, I can attest to how hot gasoline burns. While I was adjusting the ignition timing on my old El Camino, I adjusted it a little too advanced and it backfired through the intake. That single puff of gasoline flame went up the sleeve of my leather jacket and took all the hair off of my right arm. I can only imagine the heat around that truck.
Thank you for the positive recognition of officers doing good. You’re completely spot on to when you say that the media cherry picks and broadcasts the negative or, mistakes, the cops do and make. There needs to be more videos that go out and seen of the good and positive that the officers do. Thank you again for posting this! Made my day!💯
I used to be a volunteer firefighter and I can confirm the level of heat. Imagine standing next to a large bonfire, multiply that level of by a factor of 10. A house fire by a factor of 50. Please be safe and if at all possible wait and let fire deal with it.
That says a lot about the officers character, and I’m happy it has made its way around the Internet and public. The public needs to see the heroism that these officers have, along with every other officer that takes that initial chance and jeopardizes their lives for ours. Thank you to all dressed in blues!!!
Thank you for sharing this video. I agree, these cops deserved to be recognized. I’m living in a state that seems to hate the police and that wants to completely abolish law and order. It’s very sad and depressing. I don’t stand or align with my fellow Washingtonians. Thanks for your service.
I have full confidence this guy has to be one of if not the best police in the country. I don't think he'd ever plant drugs on anyone just for a promotion. Total pillar of our community
Recently I was on a call for a burning tractor, only a few minutes passed since call to dispatch to us arriving and that thing was burning like crazy. And the heat was so immense that even with full protective gear you couldn't stand closer than 2 meters from it, not the same but to illustrate just how hot a vehicle fire can be so kudos to these guys for ignoring the heat and focusing on the person in danger.
The FD roast (literally) LOL! Awesome video 401! Great work to all of the officers involved, that takes a heck of a lot of courage, skill, and diligence!
I don't doubt that these two Officers may fob off any recognition with they were "just doing their duty", "following their training". Until you have been in such a confronting situation it is hard to fully comprehend the level courage and personal resiliance it takes to step up in situations such as this. The media is morally obligated to fully cover and promote these Officers actions which led to the saving of a life from certain death. The media should cover this story with the same zeal and drive as they have afforded other negative stories. The community needs to fully recognise the heroic efforts of Officers like these two and afford them every commendation that is avalible to the them! These Officers went above and beyond their duty by placing their own saftey after that of the man in the burning car. I whole heartedly congratulate them on their courage, ability to remain calm and without hesitation act decisively.
This is what a *REAL* cop would do... And there are more *REAL* cops out there than the general public want to acknowledge... This video puts into context the term: "to serve and to protect"... Good job to these officers for upholding this oath, and good job to you 401 for showing the truth in law enforcement... You sir, are a *REAL* cop...
I don't work for ems but I've had training from high school classes and the military so I'll stop and help as much as I can until ems does get there. The last wreck I rolled up on a lady in a minivan blew through a red light and hit a truck and spun it around. I ran up to the minivan first and directed a nurse that walked up to the truck. The people in the van were okay. There was a little girl wearing glasses in the back seat that had a cut from where her head hit the back of the seat and pushed her glasses up. I bandaged her up and calmed her down. I actually helped her the old man out of the other truck. I climbed into the other side of his truck and supported his neck while we moved him onto a back board he had a previous back injury and couldn't move. That's been 6 years at least and I've been blessed with not seeing anymore. I had always wanted to be an emt but I can't afford to go to college and I wouldn't make enough at my local police department to pay my bills but it does make me feel good helping where I can.
Those cops are very brave and should be recognized. I drive a semi and I was heading east bound on a bybass of an interstate in the mountains and seen an engine fire on the side of the road right by trees in the west bound lane. I pulled over took my little fire extinguisher out and put it out. Luckily no one was in the vehicle they was far away from it but it was pitch black out so I didn't know. So ran across two lanes of traffic jumped the fencing in the median then went across two more lanes and put the fire out.
I've been out of UA-cam for a few months and I finally got back onto it and see your video and I forgot how much I missed your videos. I have a ton of your stuff I have to catch up on. Thanks for continuing to provide us amazing content.
When I was in the Marine Corps I was stationed in Okinawa Japan and I was a military police officer. Well one call in particular I had responded to a call of a man jumping out of a window form the second floor and landing head first on the concrete. The guy did make a full recovery in the end
That’s awesome, the Sheriffs Office in my county also posted a video of two deputies picking an overturned truck off of a male that was trapped under. This here is the reason I’m going further into law enforcement, to help people👍🏼. Great videos man, by far still my favorite youtuber.
Man, I wouldn’t haven’t even known what to do in that situation. I know that if I had been that guy inside the truck I would have wanted to have someone like those two officers trying to get me out.
What you said about consuming smoke is very true. My department arrived on scene to a house fire one morning, and heard a thud noise. We found out it was a man trying get out of the house, but passed out just a few feet from the door.
Wow!! Thanks so much for the job you do. If it were me, I would have tried to get him out too, but I’m a nurse and if I can help someone in any way, I will. We have so many outstanding law enforcement officers in our country, God bless them ♥️
EMS first responders, rolled up on a car-b-cue similar to that, did the same thing. Leather extraction gloves were on and fire extinguisher was in hand before we even stopped rolling, spray the immediate area down to knock the fire away temporarily, break window, open door, cut seat belt, drag unconscious pax (only current occupant) out of car, bagged O2. Transported patient to ER. FD showed up about 3 minutes later, as we were pulling away with the patient. We had to leave rig LT behind as scene commander since, once you're in charge of a scene, you can't abandon it until relieved by a superior or the scene is cleared. Picked him up 30 minutes later at the mcdonalds where he was sucking down a coffee after turning the scene over to the FD. Never heard if the PD ever decided to show up. There was no thinking, it was all just doing. It was winter in NJ, so we were fully dressed with everything except the turnouts and SCBA gear. Then there was the call where we had to pull the guy's car off his chest before we could get him away from the car-b-cue. Guy was pinned between the car and a bridge abutment. car had fallen off it's jack, that punched the tank and started the fire. Poor guy lost his legs, but not his life in spite of the crushed ribs. I've got another dozen or so calls like that from 2 years in the rig. Most other EMTs that I knew back then had similar records. Seemed like, to me, it was just another day on the job, nothing special. I will say, nice job to the cops doing that in short sleeves though. I think, if it had been me, I'd have grabbed the turn out coat first if I was in short sleeves. Of course, cops don't carry those, so...
I would do the same I've helped before in a similar situation someone crashed off the road into a tree on my friends property and we saw it happen it quickly went up but luckily we got him out in time
I was on the scene of a structure fire at an apartment complex with 2 buddys of mine (we work media). We got there before any first responders and you could feel the heat just driving by it, 1 apartment was fully engulfed and spreading to the neighbouring unit, buddy went around back and went inside best he could making sure they were clear which they were but later found out there was a dog that was hiding, Fire was able to give the dog air and is now fine as well as made some guy who was parked in front of a hydrant move right before fire engines arrived on scene. But it's amazing how hot those fires get and how quickly they burn and spread. I think 4 units were lost in that fire.
Officer in Ontario, Canada somewhere. Been to call where a person murdered his sisters whole family, people with knives to their own throats. Hopeless situations. Keep up the good work 401
And also big cudos to the officers for keeping their heads in that situation, being active FD I've seen senior fire officers lose their minds on things like this.
I feel like they made the right call. They did everything right and saced a life. Nothing short of amazing. I feel i would have done close to the same thing. I would have done everything in my power to try and save whomever was inside the vehicle because i dont know that i could live with myself knowing i did anything less
Been there, a couple times, luckily no one was still inside, just verified everyone was alright, and then got everyone back and waited for the gas tank to start leaking and burn off and for the tires to explode while we waited for the fire department, then gave the owners of the vehicle a ride to their destination that was just around the corner. also been first on scene for several very bad single vehicle accidents (texting and driving hit the side wall and flipped) (old man fell asleep and hit the center barrier and rode up on it), employee at a car dealership dropped into a seizure right in front of me. (saved his life, other people wanted to hold him down on his back) watched a homeless man in a wheelchair get hit by a car early morning dark, tended him till EMS arrived, but you are absolutely correct, the heat coming off a vehicle is ridiculous! Good on these two officers, they did a fantastic job! every situation is different, and you'll never know how your gonna react until your starting that difficult decision right in the face.
I'm a volunteer firefighter/EMT, and there was a trailer house fire one day. For the thirst 30 minutes or so, it was only me and two others on scene. Me and another FF went inside, and got a lot of it put out, though we almost had the roof fall on top of us. After we got out, and another team went in, we were only then informed that one of the closets held a large amount of ammunition. Not knowing that before hand made me realize that it could've been a lot worse. Though the cause of the fire was not determined, the owner said his dog had a bad habit of climbing onto the stove.
This is why I am taking my civil service exam! To make this difference! To help those in need! If I can alter the life of one person or family it would be worth it. Thank you LEOs for making these sacrifices!
I’m a FF/EMT, we were called mutual aid with an engine to a neighboring agency for an MVA with possible fire. The agency was tied up on multiple other calls so we were called as well as 2 other neighboring agencies. One of the Chiefs from another agency arrived and found 2 victims (both minors) with severe injuries as well as a fully involved car fire in the woods. We got there and put out the fire while our engineer as well as the neighboring agencies tended to the victims, one of which’s femur was fractured and bent at a 90 degree angle. That pt was flown downtown to a trauma center and the other was transported to a local hospital. As per witnesses and accident investigation they were jumping a hill in excess of 70 mph (on a narrow backroad with a speed limit of 45), lost control and went off the road into the woods. One of the witnesses is a retired FF/EMT from my department and he as well as other bystanders pulled the driver (who had either self extricated or been ejected) away from the vehicle as it was catching fire and the passenger with the femur fracture had to jump out of the window of the vehicle and be dragged away to avoid becoming crispy.
You mention heat but also something people forget about car fires is the STENCH. Had one at work in our underground parking and the STINK was intense. Especially after our Fire Response Team started putting water on it.
Damn fine work boys, I wouldn't of done anything differently. They secured the scene, and knocked the fire down giving them valuable seconds to get the grab of a lifetime.
My very first day I was a firefighter we had a call come out for a structure fire arrived on scene and I was thinking when I was on scene you're supposed to do scene size up realizing as I was getting off the truck because this was back in the day when air packs were on the side of the truck and you had maybe one or two in the backseat we got off the truck I looked over and seen something and wasn't sure what it was but realize quickly that it was a older man passed out on the front porch as the flame started coming out rolling out the front door and windows I did not hesitate I ran over there pulled him off the front porch with out an air pack on all I had was my turnout gear. I recall him surviving EMS took over and I instantly went back to my jobs and duties. Some things you never forget never talked about it never brought it up went back to work as normal that was it.
Really smart of the sec officer to hit the fire with the extinguisher for a min before getting him out that helped them quite a bit in the short run for extrication purposes
During my time in law enforcement, i didn’t have the experience to save someone from a burning car. I have rescued people from a burning apartment building. The heat was unreal. I understand exactly what you were saying about that
Hey guys, just wanted to let everyone know this video was supposed to be released yesterday, but UA-cam wanted to restrict ads. They still decided to do so even after an appeal. But the point of me telling you guys that is because there will not be a public live stream tonight, since I had it last night. I will be doing a private live stream though at 8PM EST. Join us at patreon.com/officer401 🙂
Thats so bad of them. UA-cam should give you ads for this video! Theres no reason for them not to.
This video seams like its shadow banned
former volunteer firefighter here! yeah that bitch is hot as hell those two officers did the right thing getting him out fast and then moving him even farther back especially considering that the gas in the gas tank, in the right situation, could cause an explosion not to mention the amount of smoke that was kicking around in the cab of his truck. those guys are real heros
The Movie Mall cops did a dis-service to those who try to look after those on private property. I worked for 28 yrs. I never had a problem running to the alarm, the issue was trying to calm those lost inside their fear. A victim would drop into shock faster if they were amped up. Calming them allowed them to get to hosp before they did go into shock. The good ladies and gents - of other agencies were the best to work with. As 1IC - I tried to keep useless calls for help to a min. If staff called 911 - they were very quick in arriving. These gents are marvelous examples of those I called friends. Took me 10 yrs to stop reacting to the firehall 400 yds from my house. Caring for and helping others was why I worked! Cheers to you!
A video of some cops helping a guy is definitely not youtube friendly. Doesn't fit their narrative. They want people to see police killing a you know what person or being "racists."
"Cops shatter innocent man's window and drag him across the pavement" - CNN, probably
"man shaking in fear dragged by officers after shatter windows inches from his face"
..I wish this wasn't accurate
yep, taht crossed my mind as was watching it
This would be funny if not true! Media loves to twist to story to best benefit them.
I can see it lol
I’m a former LEO. I was commuting to work one Saturday morning with a colleague at O’Dark Thirty. We were on a four-lane freeway in the number 3 lane when a mustang went zooming by us at 100+ in the number 4 lane. He crested a hill and started down the other side still at more than 100mph and headed for an off ramp. The next thing we saw was the mustang flying off the shoulder and hitting a 50ft tall sign post about half way up head-on and dead center, level to the paved freeway lanes. It dropped to the ground and burst into flames. We stopped on the shoulder and made our way down the embankment. The driver was obviously deceased with a flail chest from impacting the steering wheel end eneucleated eyeballs sitting on his cheeks. A sure sign of the G-force of going from 100+ to zero in less than a tenth of a second. The engine was in the passenger compartment between the seats. The vehicle was fully engulfed but we made the decision to remove the driver for the sake of his family and carried him up to the roadway just as the gas tank exploded. We both suffered glass cuts and second degree burns but we would do it again in a heartbeat.
sad story, thank you for your service sir.
I am sorry you had to see that, to have to be in involved in something like that on the way to work, and thank you for doing the work you do. :)
Thank you for your service. Both as an officer and for that man's family.
Wow, great story! Thank you for sharing and thank you for your service!
you sir are a hero, bravo too you and much love i hope u enjoy ur retirement!! if retired xD
You’re telling me you weren’t wearing a swim-cap in all these videos 😂😂😂 it was a ball cap the WHOLE time. Biggest twist since face reveal 😂
Yeah, I thought it was a beanie
Same here
My disappointment is immeasurable
A few years back I pulled a girl out of a burning car, while two other guys were running around like idiots trying to figure out what to do. I always have an extinguisher in my truck, so I used it to break the window to get her out. I had the fire out before the fire department got there.
Thanks for sharing your heroic story! I saved a 2 year old little girl that died and I brought her back to life. I wish people shared more of these good stories because we usually only hear the bad, and our world is filled with too much negativity as it is! Blessings
Fire extinguisher put out a burning car. Interesting
@@c0nc3ntr8d6, The fire was in the engine compartment, NOT the entire car!
@@c0nc3ntr8d6 the firewall did exactly what it’s supposed to do, it allowed the person inside enough time to make an escape while alive. Granted if he wasn’t seizing the escape would have probably been a lot faster
They actually handled this scene perfectly. From the fast teamwork right down to the officer moving the fire extinguisher away from the fire to avoid explosions.
Agreed!! 👌
The one dude probably needs a refresher on how to use a fire extinguisher, but it worked out so all's well that ends well
I wish the media showed the good side of police (much bigger side) more. Respect from north London 🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧
msm is in with the agenda. Lets like and share to make viral.
Social media only shows the bad, so it's up to us to share the good.. We need balance in the world. I try to share these good stories & I follow a lot of officers on fb. I see a lot of funny things on "Mike the cop" & "Officer Daniels" fb page.
I legit will not watch NBC, CBS or ABC and MSN I’m so tired of them talking smack about the Police and what they did wrong.......when I know there are some great Police and some bad out there most are Freaking Awesome ( just my opinion) . Stay safe 401 🇺🇸
Most of what's portrayed as being the bad side is actually the good side. For instance, the cop that stopped the girl from stabbing another girl.
Phuck the media. AJAB (All Journalists Are Bad)
If you listen closely you can hear the officers giant balls dragging on the ground. Holy shit amazing work!
Wtf
Oh wait, nvm
The most epic comments I've ever read. Awesome.
Probably why these officers drive the bigger trucks now... They needed a bigger vehicle to carry their enormous balls...
I wouldn't think once about trying to save that Earthrealmer, I help people as my job, so I wouldn't have to think about saving them or not. I will not be affected by the flames, smoke, or heat, so why not? I've got nothing to lose, not even my life, I already lost that century's ago. It's not about being brave for me, its about wanting to do the right thing. And my will to do the right thing, is greater than anything. I help protect this realm, because it is good to help out, and protect people. I believe these Police Officers are the same in a way, perhaps not as much as me but they share my thoughts.
@@therayven3147 Haha this comment is amazing!
My car once caught fire while I was driving on the highway. That's the last time I buy a Kia.
Let me guess, Kia Optima?
@@horizen1345 Sedona.
@@Trainfan1055Janathan Ouch, glad you made it out alive.
When I was in highschool, my dad had a Kia Forte 5, he was driving home from work one day and it caught fire. Luckily, he got out of it, and we have a video of it exploding while he's walking away from it
A plastic fuel rail is not the smartest chat effective decision make chose, also having the fuel pressure regulator in the valve cover not smart either.
Did exactly the same thing. This is exactly why I have asked that all public safety units be equipped with window punch and seat belt combo tools.
I have a ResQMe on my belt. And a good, sharp knife as well. Always have them with me. Baton strikes to a window can be lost, valuable time.
They make window breakers for batons
Good job on the cop in charge. As a firefighter I can say the rookie couldn’t even use a fire extinguisher... but, none the less, great fucking job guys.
My same exact comment I made as I was dying laughing watching him UAE his knife, he even walked slowly thru the standing water he parked in, before running.....well at least the didn't PARK in the middle of the street, hindering FD response/access, lol.
Stay safe bro.
i just about died laughing at the fire department joke!
IT was funny, but watching the 2nd officer in this vid was funny, he used a knife to remove the safety pin on the extinguisher, slowly walked thru the water he parked in, as opposed to running & then told the 1st officer to back away from the truck while he was saving the civilian.
@@BillBlast7372 1. It was stuck. You can see him fiddling with it on the way over.
2. He wasn't present when the witness said "he's stil inside" so he didn't know someone was in there until the door was fully open.
3. He parked in the water because the fire dept needs a clear path when they show up and pulling in closer would risk damage to his vehicle if the truck exploded.
@@SpadeDraco OK, 1 the pins don't get stuck & they are held in w/plastic breakable plastic strap that only req 2lbs of force, so anyone can pull the pin(never seen 1 stuck & I've ck'd 100's of extinguishers. 2. His partner immediately got out & ran full spd, do he knew before exiting the veh there was an immediate issue/danger, not just a car fire. 3 many cops don't think of the fire engines & trucks responding when pkg, most move when hearing or seeing the striving apparatus. It was a veh fire, not a house fire so 5 or 8 pcs of FD apparatus is not going to arrive & cops know that, watch the vid again there are other open spots to park in out of the road.
I'm make my opinions & comments from serving many yrs in the FD & working alongside cops. I believe he was a newbie to the streets, but no one stats that. I never tried to completely belittle the cop, just point out some mistakes, we all make them & can learn if corrected about our mishaps to make us better & more efficient.
@@BillBlast7372 my ass
Proud to see my home city of Austin on here, despite the departments funding being cut by the city, they still perform above the standard.
You shouldn't want the government to have more of your money to waste.
@@sirbader1 While I agree with you, A very well trained and well funded police force, fire force, military and stuff of that nature is probably one of the most important parts of a Government and of a functioning society. There's a lot of ways to save money however like not buying from these rip off military companies and stuff that build the cheapest garbage possible and make huge profits off of it. Use the money wisely so officers can have the tools and training required to do the best job they possibly can so we can have a safer society for everyone without compromise.
@@dedalliance1 So well funded its #3 on the list of most heavily funded armed forces in the world? Our police recieve more funding than all militaries with the exception of China. Our POLICE force. Open your eyes.
@@dedalliance1 You want safety over freedom? Oh, ok. Well lets start with the root issue, why don't we?
@@sirbader1 Like I said I don't disagree with you. But it's also why no one will ever seriously invade the US because our police force alone could fight off a small army, and our military can fight off the world if we need to. That is the price of safety and freedom. Let alone, the amount of weaponry we hold in private arms is a great deterrent.
I think the police force needs to better regulated on their spending sure and get rid of these rip off Government supply companies so we can get more bang for our buck. But either way, as long as the police force remains mostly non corrupt I really don't care if they have a huge budget. There's a thousand military programs I'd cut before I cut the police because ultimately society needs a police force to maintain law and order and be a last effort of fighting off a military invasion with the help of the reserves and Cost Guard. It's not like we don't have the money in the US, we're a very wealthy country. But we spend a lot of money in other ways that are a waste.
This gives the true meaning to the word heroic, an often overused word. Facing grave danger to themselves, they still leapt to the aid of an individual that was very close to death. These officers deserve all the positive recognition they get. Surely though, they will probably feel it's unwarranted and that they were just doing what they signed up to do.
“The fire is shooting at us!” - the office
Police BRUTALITY, THE FIRE DIDN'T HAVE A GUN!!! Justice for Truck Fire!
Lmao!!!
@@KevinBelmontLuna Good one. You beat me to it. LOL
Female officer: Taser! Taser! Taser!
Let's start the "TFM (Truck Fires Matter)" movement...
the entire time I've watched this channel, i've always thought the hat was a skull cap
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I always thought that too because I don't wear my hat backwards because it's pointless
How? It wasn't obvious that it was a backwards hat? .....maybe I watch Mr Ballen to much... idk. I always knew it as a backwards hat though.
Awe look at that two cops fulfilling there life long dream of being firemen. 🤣 The irony of this fire being right next to a firehydrent is hilarious. Whoa officer 401 is looking scruffy! Looks good!
They didn't have a choice, the FD was busy playing Xbox. 🤣
@@officer401 well considering about 70% of USA firefighters are volunteer and just about all the police i know are paid its understandable that the FD was playing X-Box. 😆
I prefer PlayStation myself... Just sayin'...
Had a lady texting and driving in an old 80 something farm truck on a two lane state highway some years ago. I was FTOing a reserve, and was dispatched to the MVA. I could see the black smoke from a quarter of a mile away. Got on scene, and heard screaming. I started moving through the crowd to get people back in time to realize the driver was still trapped. The dash had rolled back, pinning her legs. The door was totally inoperable. This woman hit a concrete culvert so hard when she left the roadway that it blew the hubs out of the wheels. She stopped screaming by the time I was able to get through the traffic and bystanders. A couple guys suffered burns on their hands trying to get her out. Nothing is quite as sickening as being totally helpless to get someone out of that sort of situation.
Reminds me of a story my aunt told me of a guy who burned alive in an overturned car...
Was enough to give you nightmares...
@@therayven3147 my heart really went out to the two passerbys who tried to get her out. They didn't sign up for that. They didn't train for that. But they sure stepped up and put it on the line! Poor guys.
@@codybailey855 and I'm guessing the woman still perished, correct?
That's too bad... Hats off to those trying to rescue her... *REAL* heros...
If my partner EVER stops in the middle of a damn lake and makes me run 100 yards to a car fire he is getting a beat down. Pull 100 feet from the car..... ON DRY LAND. omg. PS good work on not letting homie cook.
Ok I laughed out loud at this one. 😂
"Well trained" is a great way to say "Absolute masters of the craft" lmao. That was incredible. We had an 87' Trans Am burn down in the driveway of our house back in 02', the heat was so bad it started melting the siding off the neighbors house. It took a group of full geared fire fighters to put it out. The heat those officers walked into, in, compared to fire fighting gear, street clothes, amazing. And uh, no my dad totally didn't try and turn the electrics back on in the Trans am to get his Mix CD out the radio after, totally never happened lmao
msm headline: "Cops break innocent mans windshield, suspect suffers burns"
that fire went up quick to after they pulled him out.
4:24 witnessed a semi truck cab fully engulfed in fire, it was right next to the divider of an 8 lane highway, and i could feel the heat coming off it through the window all the way from the access road (50+ yards rough guess?)
When seconds matter, holy shit! 👏
The fire department is minutes away.
From Florida a shout out to my brother, Lieutenant John Matthews with Laurel County Fire Department. He served with bravery and honor for years before moving back home. Recognized as Firefighter of the Year for service and unimaginable acts of bravery. Proud sister of 218!
I used to work in an ICU. I had friends on the fire department. A drunk driver whipped through a Michigan turn on the highway. Right into a semi trailer. He nearly decapitated himself. Unfortunately his passenger had his face decapitated. I cared for the driver after 15 hours of surgery. My friend on FD had the pleasure of pulling the driver out and discovering passengers face and other “debris” in the backseat
A testimament to the horrors emergency responders have to witness...
Pretty awesome...well done boys!
Have to get a small laugh out of the officer pulling the extinguisher pin with his knife. Hope these guys get recognized for their efforts!
This is why we have Cop Cams to prevent people from lying and to see the amazing things cops do!
I live in San Antonio, less than a hundred miles from where this happened. Didn't see it on my local news, finally found it buried on local news app. Damn shame.
Officer401 is a good cop youtuber. He doesn’t push political agendas, he just talks about what’s going on in the world of law enforcement. Mad respect dude.
Hats off to these officers for running toward the danger. Thank you APD for doing what needed to be done to save that man's life. ❤️
As a "shade tree" mechanic, I can attest to how hot gasoline burns. While I was adjusting the ignition timing on my old El Camino, I adjusted it a little too advanced and it backfired through the intake. That single puff of gasoline flame went up the sleeve of my leather jacket and took all the hair off of my right arm. I can only imagine the heat around that truck.
My lighter can take hair off my arm too
Here before the “he didn’t consent to be rescued” comments.
AHHAHAAHAHHHA
LMFAO
Well, tbh, technically he didn't.... He was pretty silent.
@@prunabluepepper found one
@@StinkyPataki :D
Thank you for the positive recognition of officers doing good. You’re completely spot on to when you say that the media cherry picks and broadcasts the negative or, mistakes, the cops do and make. There needs to be more videos that go out and seen of the good and positive that the officers do. Thank you again for posting this! Made my day!💯
Do we know how that fire started? Those officers did a fantastic job!
I used to be a volunteer firefighter and I can confirm the level of heat. Imagine standing next to a large bonfire, multiply that level of by a factor of 10. A house fire by a factor of 50. Please be safe and if at all possible wait and let fire deal with it.
That says a lot about the officers character, and I’m happy it has made its way around the Internet and public. The public needs to see the heroism that these officers have, along with every other officer that takes that initial chance and jeopardizes their lives for ours. Thank you to all dressed in blues!!!
A HAT 🧢 turned backwards?
OMG Not a beanie or skull cap?
WHO KNEW 🤣
It's like folks never seen a fitted ball cap before. 🙄
Well that changes everything...
Much respect for those officers. That man would have not made it if they didn't show up.
Very heroic actions by these two policeman!
That’s crazy God bless the police department!! Let Jesus keep them safe
Amen!
You hear about the bad mistakes some cops make. How come things like this never makes the news???? These officers are true Heroes
Thank you for sharing this video. I agree, these cops deserved to be recognized. I’m living in a state that seems to hate the police and that wants to completely abolish law and order. It’s very sad and depressing. I don’t stand or align with my fellow Washingtonians. Thanks for your service.
True fucking bravery, these two heroes deserve the world man...
I have full confidence this guy has to be one of if not the best police in the country. I don't think he'd ever plant drugs on anyone just for a promotion. Total pillar of our community
This scenario is one of my worst nightmares😬 The officers did amazing and I’m so happy they were able to help💙
Recently I was on a call for a burning tractor, only a few minutes passed since call to dispatch to us arriving and that thing was burning like crazy. And the heat was so immense that even with full protective gear you couldn't stand closer than 2 meters from it, not the same but to illustrate just how hot a vehicle fire can be so kudos to these guys for ignoring the heat and focusing on the person in danger.
Bless you, always, for your information and education.
The FD roast (literally) LOL! Awesome video 401! Great work to all of the officers involved, that takes a heck of a lot of courage, skill, and diligence!
Damn good job brothers! - from a hose dragger in Maine. this is what being a member of a public safety agency is about we do this FOR THEM
Great work and fast thinking by these outstanding officers! This needs to be on the news instead of everything law enforcement does wrong.
I don't doubt that these two Officers may fob off any recognition with they were "just doing their duty", "following their training". Until you have been in such a confronting situation it is hard to fully comprehend the level courage and personal resiliance it takes to step up in situations such as this.
The media is morally obligated to fully cover and promote these Officers actions which led to the saving of a life from certain death. The media should cover this story with the same zeal and drive as they have afforded other negative stories.
The community needs to fully recognise the heroic efforts of Officers like these two and afford them every commendation that is avalible to the them! These Officers went above and beyond their duty by placing their own saftey after that of the man in the burning car.
I whole heartedly congratulate them on their courage, ability to remain calm and without hesitation act decisively.
This is what a *REAL* cop would do... And there are more *REAL* cops out there than the general public want to acknowledge...
This video puts into context the term: "to serve and to protect"...
Good job to these officers for upholding this oath, and good job to you 401 for showing the truth in law enforcement... You sir, are a *REAL* cop...
I don't work for ems but I've had training from high school classes and the military so I'll stop and help as much as I can until ems does get there. The last wreck I rolled up on a lady in a minivan blew through a red light and hit a truck and spun it around. I ran up to the minivan first and directed a nurse that walked up to the truck. The people in the van were okay. There was a little girl wearing glasses in the back seat that had a cut from where her head hit the back of the seat and pushed her glasses up. I bandaged her up and calmed her down. I actually helped her the old man out of the other truck. I climbed into the other side of his truck and supported his neck while we moved him onto a back board he had a previous back injury and couldn't move. That's been 6 years at least and I've been blessed with not seeing anymore. I had always wanted to be an emt but I can't afford to go to college and I wouldn't make enough at my local police department to pay my bills but it does make me feel good helping where I can.
Another moment of True Heroes right here! 💕🖤🤍💙🤍🖤💕
Oh my god. It’s been so long. I remember watching you like 2-3 years ago. This just popped up in my recommended and I couldn’t be happier.
Those cops are very brave and should be recognized. I drive a semi and I was heading east bound on a bybass of an interstate in the mountains and seen an engine fire on the side of the road right by trees in the west bound lane. I pulled over took my little fire extinguisher out and put it out. Luckily no one was in the vehicle they was far away from it but it was pitch black out so I didn't know. So ran across two lanes of traffic jumped the fencing in the median then went across two more lanes and put the fire out.
God Bless our Police Officers!!
I've been out of UA-cam for a few months and I finally got back onto it and see your video and I forgot how much I missed your videos. I have a ton of your stuff I have to catch up on. Thanks for continuing to provide us amazing content.
Thankful for these Officers!!
When I was in the Marine Corps I was stationed in Okinawa Japan and I was a military police officer. Well one call in particular I had responded to a call of a man jumping out of a window form the second floor and landing head first on the concrete. The guy did make a full recovery in the end
That’s awesome, the Sheriffs Office in my county also posted a video of two deputies picking an overturned truck off of a male that was trapped under. This here is the reason I’m going further into law enforcement, to help people👍🏼. Great videos man, by far still my favorite youtuber.
Man, I wouldn’t haven’t even known what to do in that situation.
I know that if I had been that guy inside the truck I would have wanted to have someone like those two officers trying to get me out.
What you said about consuming smoke is very true. My department arrived on scene to a house fire one morning, and heard a thud noise. We found out it was a man trying get out of the house, but passed out just a few feet from the door.
Thanks for sharing Video Content and hope The Police Officers and Man was safe and everything went well. And Thanks Officer401 for Your Service too
Wow!! Thanks so much for the job you do. If it were me, I would have tried to get him out too, but I’m a nurse and if I can help someone in any way, I will. We have so many outstanding law enforcement officers in our country, God bless them ♥️
EMS first responders, rolled up on a car-b-cue similar to that, did the same thing. Leather extraction gloves were on and fire extinguisher was in hand before we even stopped rolling, spray the immediate area down to knock the fire away temporarily, break window, open door, cut seat belt, drag unconscious pax (only current occupant) out of car, bagged O2. Transported patient to ER. FD showed up about 3 minutes later, as we were pulling away with the patient. We had to leave rig LT behind as scene commander since, once you're in charge of a scene, you can't abandon it until relieved by a superior or the scene is cleared. Picked him up 30 minutes later at the mcdonalds where he was sucking down a coffee after turning the scene over to the FD. Never heard if the PD ever decided to show up. There was no thinking, it was all just doing. It was winter in NJ, so we were fully dressed with everything except the turnouts and SCBA gear.
Then there was the call where we had to pull the guy's car off his chest before we could get him away from the car-b-cue. Guy was pinned between the car and a bridge abutment. car had fallen off it's jack, that punched the tank and started the fire. Poor guy lost his legs, but not his life in spite of the crushed ribs.
I've got another dozen or so calls like that from 2 years in the rig. Most other EMTs that I knew back then had similar records. Seemed like, to me, it was just another day on the job, nothing special. I will say, nice job to the cops doing that in short sleeves though. I think, if it had been me, I'd have grabbed the turn out coat first if I was in short sleeves. Of course, cops don't carry those, so...
These are the kind of heroic acts that deserve the free paid vacations instead of ois.
God Bless these Men.
Heeeyyyyyy! You’re back!! God Bless these officers… that’s got to be scarier than Hell. Quick thinking on their part…. Thank God.
Officer401 keep up the good work man
I would do the same thing as those officers.
I would do the same I've helped before in a similar situation someone crashed off the road into a tree on my friends property and we saw it happen it quickly went up but luckily we got him out in time
@@paulm1690 Why doubt? Just because you wouldn't help doesn't mean others wouldn't! There are many heroes out there.
Prove it
@@nathandkreosote9917 It doesn’t matter if it’s a burning car or gunshots, I run towards it and I don’t think twice about my own safety
@@regen_alexander prove it
GREAT WORK TO BOTH OFFICERS !!!!
I was on the scene of a structure fire at an apartment complex with 2 buddys of mine (we work media). We got there before any first responders and you could feel the heat just driving by it, 1 apartment was fully engulfed and spreading to the neighbouring unit, buddy went around back and went inside best he could making sure they were clear which they were but later found out there was a dog that was hiding, Fire was able to give the dog air and is now fine as well as made some guy who was parked in front of a hydrant move right before fire engines arrived on scene. But it's amazing how hot those fires get and how quickly they burn and spread. I think 4 units were lost in that fire.
Officer in Ontario, Canada somewhere. Been to call where a person murdered his sisters whole family, people with knives to their own throats. Hopeless situations. Keep up the good work 401
Hell yeah bad ass video. Thanks for birdies like this as well. Stay safe man
And also big cudos to the officers for keeping their heads in that situation, being active FD I've seen senior fire officers lose their minds on things like this.
And also that video you showed of FD..that was strictly urban firefighting..not trained in maritime
I feel like they made the right call. They did everything right and saced a life. Nothing short of amazing. I feel i would have done close to the same thing. I would have done everything in my power to try and save whomever was inside the vehicle because i dont know that i could live with myself knowing i did anything less
The heat and the smoke is nasty they earned that recognition.
Flipping heroes! Thank you for saving this man. 💙🖤❤️💙🖤❤️💙🖤❤️
As Retired Firefighter I definitely agree with you.
Wow...great work to those officers
Been there, a couple times, luckily no one was still inside, just verified everyone was alright, and then got everyone back and waited for the gas tank to start leaking and burn off and for the tires to explode while we waited for the fire department, then gave the owners of the vehicle a ride to their destination that was just around the corner. also been first on scene for several very bad single vehicle accidents (texting and driving hit the side wall and flipped) (old man fell asleep and hit the center barrier and rode up on it), employee at a car dealership dropped into a seizure right in front of me. (saved his life, other people wanted to hold him down on his back) watched a homeless man in a wheelchair get hit by a car early morning dark, tended him till EMS arrived, but you are absolutely correct, the heat coming off a vehicle is ridiculous! Good on these two officers, they did a fantastic job! every situation is different, and you'll never know how your gonna react until your starting that difficult decision right in the face.
I'm a volunteer firefighter/EMT, and there was a trailer house fire one day. For the thirst 30 minutes or so, it was only me and two others on scene. Me and another FF went inside, and got a lot of it put out, though we almost had the roof fall on top of us. After we got out, and another team went in, we were only then informed that one of the closets held a large amount of ammunition. Not knowing that before hand made me realize that it could've been a lot worse. Though the cause of the fire was not determined, the owner said his dog had a bad habit of climbing onto the stove.
Salute to those officers.
They did a great job. It was all over the news here in Central Texas.
This is why I am taking my civil service exam! To make this difference! To help those in need! If I can alter the life of one person or family it would be worth it. Thank you LEOs for making these sacrifices!
Congratulations to these hero officers
Yo officer 401
Rocking the beard nice 👍
Anyways good video
Glad the officers are being recognized
I have no idea what I would do - I just really hope it would be something helpful.
Great video!
I’m a FF/EMT, we were called mutual aid with an engine to a neighboring agency for an MVA with possible fire. The agency was tied up on multiple other calls so we were called as well as 2 other neighboring agencies. One of the Chiefs from another agency arrived and found 2 victims (both minors) with severe injuries as well as a fully involved car fire in the woods. We got there and put out the fire while our engineer as well as the neighboring agencies tended to the victims, one of which’s femur was fractured and bent at a 90 degree angle. That pt was flown downtown to a trauma center and the other was transported to a local hospital. As per witnesses and accident investigation they were jumping a hill in excess of 70 mph (on a narrow backroad with a speed limit of 45), lost control and went off the road into the woods. One of the witnesses is a retired FF/EMT from my department and he as well as other bystanders pulled the driver (who had either self extricated or been ejected) away from the vehicle as it was catching fire and the passenger with the femur fracture had to jump out of the window of the vehicle and be dragged away to avoid becoming crispy.
You mention heat but also something people forget about car fires is the STENCH. Had one at work in our underground parking and the STINK was intense. Especially after our Fire Response Team started putting water on it.
Damn fine work boys, I wouldn't of done anything differently. They secured the scene, and knocked the fire down giving them valuable seconds to get the grab of a lifetime.
Heroes like this always bring a tear to my eye. FUND THE POLICE!!!! We need more heroes like this. Well done gentlemen! *Salute*
My very first day I was a firefighter we had a call come out for a structure fire arrived on scene and I was thinking when I was on scene you're supposed to do scene size up realizing as I was getting off the truck because this was back in the day when air packs were on the side of the truck and you had maybe one or two in the backseat we got off the truck I looked over and seen something and wasn't sure what it was but realize quickly that it was a older man passed out on the front porch as the flame started coming out rolling out the front door and windows I did not hesitate I ran over there pulled him off the front porch with out an air pack on all I had was my turnout gear. I recall him surviving EMS took over and I instantly went back to my jobs and duties. Some things you never forget never talked about it never brought it up went back to work as normal that was it.
Amazing job by these officers.
Really smart of the sec officer to hit the fire with the extinguisher for a min before getting him out that helped them quite a bit in the short run for extrication purposes
I fucking love cops. I don't care what other people say. That is some heroic stuff man.
Yeah I’ve been in a fully engulfed auto fire in bunker gear and fuck it’s hot congrats to these officers!
Outstanding work by these officers! Great grab!
During my time in law enforcement, i didn’t have the experience to save someone from a burning car. I have rescued people from a burning apartment building. The heat was unreal. I understand exactly what you were saying about that