Residents wake up screaming as cops race to rescue them from late-night apartment blaze: video
Residents of a Utah According to body camera footage obtained by Fox News Digital, St. The apartment complex woke up in terror in the early morning hours of June 7 as officers from the St. George Police Department said their home was on fire.
In the video, a police officer breaks down the apartment door of a sleeping family and urges them to urgently yell, “Hey guys, your unit is on fire, you need to get out!” He seems to warn.
“Wait, what?” residents can be heard responding.
Another clip shows this: officer physically guides a shirtless man The resident walked out of his living room into the orange-colored open air and shouted, “Run, run!” he shouts.
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“Hey, everyone out!” an officer shouted in the body camera footage.
Officers radioed that a man was trapped on fire in a second-floor apartment. Officers are seen in the images using stairs to accompany Return the resident to safety.
“There’s another man there!” shouted an officer.
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A sleeping resident did not respond to the officer’s warning.
“Hey, the building is on fire. You need to get out!” An officer shouted as he shined a flashlight into the sleeping citizen’s face. The video later showed the resident waking up screaming when a loud explosion occurred.
“You have to go! Let’s go, let’s go!” the officer shouted as he pulled the resident from the bed.
More video shows officers calmly evacuate two people Young children while the children’s family comforts them.
“Come here, buddy. I’ll lift you over the wall, it’s okay, okay?” said an officer.
A. big explosion is heard Towards the end of the video, a mother pushes her baby in a stroller. At the end of the video, a police officer said a roof collapsed on him.
8 police officers who intervened in the incident were sent to the hospital. He was treated for smoke poisoningbut St. They have all since been released, according to the St. George Police Department.
A St. George police officer stands in front of his patrol car
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The fire started in one unit and spread to the common attic, eventually burning or damaging 20 units. accordingly FOX 13 Salt Lake City.
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