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Driver rescued from burning truck right before it goes up in smoke | New York Post
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1:19Now PlayingIntense police bodycam footage shows a driver in Terrell, Texas, being saved from a fiery crash by a brave deputy sheriff and some good Samaritans. The quick-thinking individuals came to the rescue after the driver crashed his truck into the back of another vehicle and got his leg pinned under the dash. With the help of Deputy Sheriff Conner Martin, the driver was pulled to safety as smoke enveloped his vehicle.
Proving that good folks are out there some brave individuals helped a deputy sheriff rescue a driver from a burning vehicle.
The driver had crashed his truck into the back of another vehicle and was pinned under the dash as flames started to spread
With the help of some good samaritans, Deputy Conner Martin was able to pry the man’s leg free and get him to safety before the vehicle became engulfed in smoke
The sheriff’s department thanked the brave citizens for coming to the driver’s rescue “without regard of their own safety”
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