“Springfield sergeant pulls driver from vehicle as flames begin to consume it .”
So brave to go thru the rear window!
I just watched the dash cam and body cam footage of this incident on On Patrol Live on the REELZ Channel. If they post the footage on their website I’ll share it here. I’m glad everyone walked away uninjured.
Here is a link to the coverage of the dash cam and body cam footage. Thankfully the auto pilot function has a collision avoidance feature that made the potentially extremely dangerous maneuver by police less dangerous.
At one point you’ll get a feel for how fast the Honda Pilot was going when it passed the officer on the left.
For those that don’t use or visit X, here is the website for the program that showed the footage of the Honda Pilot going over 100 mph because the vehicles computer system took over and the 18-year-old couldn’t get the Pilot to stop.
Towards the top of the page are 3 videos titled “Triple Play.” The video I’m talking about is the Triple Play all the way to the right.
A bit tangential, but, the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention is in Boston from Saturday until Tuesday. I think the city will be pretty safe this weekend. 
The conference generally brings in more than 16,000 officers
After intentionally being struck by a driver, and losing his legs, this Police Sergeant is back trying to make the streets safer, just in a modified way.
Just a small thing but we went out to dinner for my husband’s birthday with my daughter, grandson (4 1/2) and granddaughter (4 weeks). There were some local police officers eating at the other table. My grandson was very interested in them. When they left he waved at them and smiled and my daughter said “Have a nice evening.” A few minutes later one of the police officers came back inside and gave my grandson several stickers. He was thrilled and has been talking about the nice policeman all week! He didn’t have to go out and get the stickers and come back in but he took the time and did it! Good job!
Columbus Officer Gloria West, who has been with the department for about a year, ran toward the flames to rescue the man.
Ohio man rescued from burning truck
Dramatic body camera footage obtained by ABC News affiliate WSYX captured a police officer pulling a man from his burning pick-up truck.
LEOs never know what will happen on their shift. Well done, with a huge assist by passers by!!
Officer Saves Man From Near-Death Fall In OKC Bridge Incident
I heard about that in our local news! It’s very near where our son lives. 
What a beautiful owl, BTW.
This photo from the NYT shows a Pasadena Police Officer carrying a man to safety during the CA fires.
Another owl rescue. 
Police officers save a surprising number of birds.
Perhaps an alternative career for those who love animals but don’t want to be studying science?
“There’s not training manual for getting moose out of the ice,” said Environmental Conservation Police officer, Lt. Robert Higgins, in a video statement recounting the event.