From cop to ‘hero’: A uniformed man stars in the dramatic rescue of a woman who crashes into her car and saves her from a burning death

A police officer became more than a savior. It was the “hero”, the angel, who saved a woman from being charred to death in her car.

The man defied death and risked helping her, starring in a movie rescue that amazes and for which blessings are sent to him from digital platforms.

The rescue, rightly labeled “dramatic” and “disturbing”, took place in Candler County, Georgia, United States.

The footage, of what happened on Highway 46, was recorded by the uniformed man’s front camera.

Local media and Univisión indicated that the woman behind the wheel was a medical emergency, “lost control of the car” and it was beginning to be taken over by the flames.

Sergeant Taylor responded to a car crash on Highway 46 on Saturday, July 1, and discovered the vehicle was in the burning woods.

The Candler County Sheriff’s Office

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The brave policeman is the Sergeant Ashleigh Taylor and from him jumps out América TV, who didn’t hesitate for a second to run to see him get the occupants out of the burning car.

Taylor, without thinking much, amidst the thick smoke and fire “broken the window (windshield) and took the woman behind the wheel out of the car to a safe place.”

He yelled at the woman to take off her seatbelt.

Telemundo 20

Tylor kept screaming and managed to open the door, asking the driver to shake her hand to help her get out of the vehicle that was on fire in a wooded area, reports El Heraldo de México.

It wasn’t his only action: “The sergeant ran to the car a second time to make sure there were no other people.”

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Some drivers who saw the emergency also got out of their cars to help, Telemundo 20 said.

Tylor’s colleagues – who work for the Candler County Sheriff’s Office – also joined in the congratulations for “possibly saving a life.”

We also want to thank the number of drivers who have stopped to help. Join in congratulating Sergeant Taylor on a great job on this incident!

The Candler County Sheriff’s Office

“Praise God,” said relieved network users, who saw the shocking rescue. One woman, Janeth Ovalles, said, “Thank God and the hands that could save her.”