Law&Crime Sidebar - 13 Times Police Saved People from Blazing Fires on Bodycam

Episode Date: May 24, 2024

Police officers and sheriff’s deputies are often the first ones on scene when a fire is reported. That can lead to daring rescues and very close calls. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber has 13 examples of selfless law enforcement officers running toward dangerous flames instead of away from them.PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW: True Crime Goods is the ultimate shopping experience for the true crime addict. Get 10% off your next order using code LAWANDCRIME10: https://bit.ly/4ajpjV4HOST:Jesse Weber: https://twitter.com/jessecordweberLAW&CRIME SIDEBAR PRODUCTION:YouTube Management - Bobby SzokeVideo Editing - Michael DeiningerScript Writing & Producing - Savannah WilliamsonGuest Booking - Alyssa Fisher & Diane KayeSocial Media Management - Vanessa BeinSTAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LAW&CRIME NETWORK:Watch Law&Crime Network on YouTubeTV: https://bit.ly/3td2e3yWhere To Watch Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3akxLK5Sign Up For Law&Crime's Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/LawandCrimeNewsletterRead Fascinating Articles From Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3td2IqoLAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandcrime/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetworkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawandcrimeTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetworkTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandcrimeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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9-1-1, where's your emergency? My building's on fire. Out, yeah. Watch out, watch out, watch out. Come to me, ma'am. Come to me. Come to me. Come to me. I got you right here. Right here, mama. Right here. Intense flames, thick smoke, and only seconds to save a life. We are taking a look at 13 times first responders stepped up to rescue people from dangerous fires. Welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law and Crime. I'm Jesse Weber.

Fires are some of the most intense, scariest moments. that first responders encounter. Really, really harrowing and very difficult scenes. So what we're going to do right now on this sidebar is a little bit different. We're going to check out 13 fire rescue moments and the bravery of these first responders. And we're going to start this off in Austin, Texas back in December 2021. A woman calls 911 to report that she and her 10-year-old daughter were trapped inside of an apartment building and there was a fire. Now, this was after 3.30 a.m.

Multiple body cams show the officers rescue. the family from a balcony everybody get out go back that way come out come out come out over the thing now come out over the thing now come out Hand up. How old your daughter? You can't! Driver, driver. Driver and hand him to the fountain.

We're back there. What's right from? Give your daughter. Kid you're over. Over. Over. Over. Over.

Over the balcony. Now. Over the balcony. Over the balcony. in the officer's arm. Come out, come down, come down. Hand the, how old your daughter? He can't.

Grab her, grab her, and hand him to this officer. Bring your daughter and hand her over to the officer. Over! Bring her over the balcony, now! Over the balcony, go into the officer's arms. Hey, now, you're trying to get him out of the balcony. Hey, come down to me. I got you. I got you.

Hey, come here. Come here. Come up. Come up here. Come down here. Right here. Come here. Come here. Come on, come on, come on, come on. You can do it. Come on. Drop your back. Drop your back right now. Drop it off. Drop your bag. Drop it off. Drop your bag. Come on. Just get out of the way. Hey, Natty, still worry I'm getting one off the balcony. Go get air, right?

Go get oxygen. Go get oxygen. That's good. Where's the girl at? Right, 90. Good job, fellas, everybody. Good job. Thankfully, everyone got out safely, including the family cat.

It's call out Austin Police Department officers, Brent Gray, Anna Aguilar, and Sergeant Robert Gilbert. Great work. Okay, next up, we're in Baytown, Texas, outside of Houston. It's March 2019, and Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Roberto Martinez responded to a fire at a trailer home in the middle of the night. A 63-year-old woman was trapped inside. Ma'am, can you hear me? Where are you? There's your furniture right there.

You want me to help you push it? No, I just need to get in. Oh, Jim, knock it down. I'll knock it down. I'm coming. Ma'am, can you see my light? Can you come to me? Yeah, she's right here, she's right here.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Can you see me? Come to me, ma'am. Come to me, come to me, come to me. I got you right here, right here, mama. Right here. Right here. Come right.

I got you. I got you. Anybody else? Okay, let's get to the front. So the deputy managed to run with the woman and his heavy gear. I believe it was about 30 pounds to an area that was clear of danger before he ultimately collapsed. I got it. I got you.

I got you. Let me leave, I don't, leave, I leave, leave it, leave it. Just amazing. Just amazing. breaks through the window, moves the drawers, gets the woman. Deputy Martinez and the woman were treated for smoke inhalation. Just an incredible, incredible story. Well, deputies rushed toward danger in Hillsborough County, Florida back in 2022

when they realized a nine-year-old boy was still inside the burning home. Heavy smoke made finding the boy through a broken window nearly impossible. Who else is inside the house? There's a kid. Where's he at in the house? Owen! Where's he at? In this bedroom!

Owen! Oh, Father John, please! Where did you just break that window with? Right here. Owen! Watch your face. Owens! Oh!

Right here, baby! Right here, baby! Come out. Right here, baby! Come on, baby! Come up, baby! Where is he sleep in there? Where does he sleep in there?

Right here! Where is his... Where is his... Where he is, grab, because I don't know where his bed is in here. Owen! Come to the window, baby! Grab my hand! Owen this right!

Come over to the light! Come over to the light, Owen! Come over to the light, stick your hands out! What's the way, Owen! Walk this way, Owen! Hey, stick your hand down to where you see the light. Walk this way, baby. Hey, come over here.

Where are you at? Come on, baby. You right there. That camera, I got your team, don't. Right there. There's a camera, right there, right there. There's a child. I can't see where it is going to do.

Hey, Mike, come to this light, bud. Come on this light, bud. Buddy, come to the light. I can't see what's in there. Buddy, I need you to come to the light, man. Okay, so the deputy is having no luck finding the nine-year-old in the dark smoke. He starts to choke, and he tries to find another way into the home before returning to the front window. Hey, is there another way to get to that bedroom that's not on fire?

Man. I got that hand on. You're a . Parson with them. Hey, whose house is it? It's not. All right, guide you to that room. Go up.

You'll see it. Go up. Yeah. I'll have to go, I'd go. I'd go. It's a baby in there. I'm going the other way. What's his name?

Right here, right here. Come here, get up, buddy. Where's he at? Right here. Come here. Reach out to us. Keep coming. Come on, come here. Give your hand.

Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Where's the homeowner? Nobody else is in there.

Hey, we just got that child out. If you guys have oxygen, please. Yeah, he was in there. Yeah, he's breathing. By the way, you may have noticed that there is a man with a large camera following the deputies. That's because this rescue was actually. featured on an episode of cops. Yeah.

Now, the boy, he was badly burned. He was taken for treatment. Fire crews say that the blaze started in the garage, spread to the home. But once the boy was out, they were able to get it quickly under control. Hey, everybody, we're going to take a quick pause from this story. I want to talk to you about something else. Something called True Crime Goods. I'm very excited to talk about this because, honestly, we got the best viewers there are.

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Just use our promo code, Law and Crime 10. Hope you enjoy. Let's get back into it. All right. Next up, we're in Hesperia, California, north of San Bernardino. A huge house fire broke out there back in September of 2019. And this body cam footage actually comes from one of the firefighters who ran inside to help fight the flames that were on the roof, but from underneath.

Responding units, respondent all the grange incident. I'm on scene. I have heavy fire through the roof. Unknown if any aquitters side, we'll be getting a 360. All units continue straight in. Stand by for 360. Count 304. I definitely get roof collapsed, and the house is occupied.

It appears. I need you guys to come in and help with search. Dr. 304. I don't have a problem with the electrical gain up here. I'm going to need the fourth entry. I mean, we're working on forced entry. We're going to prioritize search. We're going to get in there and we'll find out with you.

Call on the 202. Key start law enforcement utilities and an investigator. 142 truck 3-4. Go ahead. Wind direct at the deputy on T's Possible Girlhouse. If you copy that, we're going to prioritize search and move interior with 302 and clear that. But we're getting heavy fire spreads across the roof. 142 copies.

142 copies. We got it. One morning two, a very good at your point. Yeah. We got that second line. We'll bring about here. Okay. One morning.

Go ahead. Yeah. Yeah. Fire attack. Primary search complete. Fire attack. Fire attack. The bridge, I see.

Copy. Primary section complete. Caution 142. We're going to be passing command. You'll see me in the Grange, I see. Go ahead with each other. The Italian 142. I copy. Your clock is now at 10.

I copy. Stand by. 10. Time! The center of the Grange I see. We have a powerful personnel on scene. Still an offensive fire test. I still have a heavy fire throughout the structure. I copy.

I copy. You get out there, phone? Okay. Com center, Ligrange, I see. You can show a gas company, NC. Lickranged, I copy. Comcenter, Ligrange, I see. We have a car for all persons.

have a car for all personnel on scene. We do have knocked down on the fire. We'll be continuing with an offensive operation. More than a dozen firefighters were on scene, and they were able to get a handle on the fire in about an hour. Fortunately, no one was hurt. Now to Kendall County, Illinois. Deputies are arriving on scene to help out whenever they're needed,

including when this fire breaks out. 31, fire's in the kitchen. Heavy smoke upstairs. Auxman's a trash upstairs. Heavy smoke in the rest. Suddenly, the deputies heard screaming, and they realized they needed to get to the back of the home as soon as possible. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Hold on.

Hold on. It's hot. Hold on. Hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, it's gonna work. 841 on the back. Hold on, Steve, you can't go through it. 841 I couldn't copy.

Go, jump, don't, don't, don't! One, what? Come on. Come on. Come on. We got one out of the window. I got one people out of one window. Go on, jump, jump.

The window here. Take care of minutes. Body camp footage from two different deputies shows the moments when people were trapped upstairs. They had to actually jump. A deputy was able to break the fall of one of the people, while the other, while the other jumped to safety. Where else? How many else? How many more? How many more? Okay. Here, come here. We need to get away from the house. in the house let's go let's go get up get up let's go

let's get to the end 731 2 occupants are out dog is out they say no one else is left the deputies were treated for smoke and fire exposure and they were released no one inside that home was hurt and a dog made it out as well just amazing okay as we continue our discussion about fire rescues now we go to summit county ohio and that is where police were able to rescue an elderly man from a home as flames quickly spread toward his bedroom. This happened back in May of 2023 when a propane tank next to the home caught fire, sending flames up the side of the house. Come on, we got to get out. We got to go. I don't care who's in there. Let's get him out. No, no, no, no, no, no, come on. Out, out. Out.

Ninety-year-old. Okay, that's fine. God, where's he at? Where's he at? We're getting out back. No, no, no, not out back. Not out back. Not out back. Not out back. Where he wants to go, baby. We got to go out front. He's not. He's so he's old. Okay, but this entire side of the house is on fire. I know.

All right, all right. That's fine. I'm right here. Do we have a wheelchair, anything? No, here's his walker. Sir, hey, you, carry him. Come here, grab his legs. Wait, where's his walker? It's fine. Grab his legs.

Grab his leg. Grab his leg. Let's go. I don't care. Where we go? Ma'am, you need to get out of the house. Who cares about the chair? Somebody move the fence. Somebody move the fence.

We're good. Again, if the dogs run, they run. It's not worth it. Stop. Let's get him. Can somebody get a chair? Let's get him all the way down to the road. I know, buddy.

I know. But I got to get him. get you safe. I know it hurts. Stay with us. Is everybody out of the house? Let's just sit them in the ark. Hey, there's a propane tank right there. Oh, s's on fire. All right, okay.

Let's go, let's go. We're going to go all the way. Over. Please lay this down straight on the ground. I know. I know. I know. Thank you, honey.

You ain't going to make it to 97. You're still in that house. Thank you. I know. That's what I was like doing. 200 dispatch, 201 dispatch. This kind of gives you an idea of how some people react in emergency situations like this, trying to go back for items or not seeming to comprehend the danger they're in.

Let's go. 305, 303, channel 2. Let's go. Get out of the house. I'm on 619. I see you're almost there. Let me know if I still need to continue. Did she go back in the house? I got one that just went back in the house for a dog. All right, she's coming out now. Let's go. Come on.

1719. All traffic moved to this next to you for this call. Again, I don't care about them. I know you do. I care about you. I do. I care about you. Come on. We are you. got to go cross street what are i going to do leave him in the yard yeah sure okay shut the gate then get that let's go let's go check the gate please i'll come out fortunately the deputy was able to save the 92-year-old man by carrying him out of the house and to a safe location we're good buddy good you good we got grandpa yeah speaking of strange reactions or different reactions to emergency situations

to Waukesha, Wisconsin, where police had to practically beg people to leave their burning apartment building back in December of 2022. I don't know. Just open it. The fire department's already in there. Hey, you can make contact with that I don't know. You can make contact with anyone else? No. Please.

It's been really bad. Yeah. I was... It's going. There we go. Where is the more bad. Water stop, boys! 412, we had to breach 333. 333.

It had to be breached. It had to be breached. Yeah! All right, Lucie, come on. Oh! Does he need help? I think he's okay. What are you having him?

Sir, do you need help? No. Okay. The apartment next door, he was on fire, so we got to hurry. Yes, sir. This one. So law enforcement, they go through the building, they make sure everyone had evacuated, breaking down doors when necessary.

It was around 10 p.m., and I guess it's possible to sleep through that blaring alarm. So the police wanted to make absolutely sure. sure everybody was safe. Walkets up, police. Everyone got out safely, but the fire, which seems to have started in one of the apartments, caused around $40,000 worth of damage. Well, deputies in Port Ritchie, Florida, they were able to save a bedridden woman as a fire started

in her room. It's January 2019, the Pascoe County deputies responded and found a 74-year-old woman inside who said her 97-year-old mother was confined to her bed. We woke up this week. I just woke up and everything was just cool. All right, ma'am, I need you to get outside. No, my mother's here. Okay. Okay. I know ma'am. Get outside. Outside. I will get your mother. One of the deputies, Justin Ball, tried to figure out where the fire was coming from and beat back the flames, but eventually decided they all just needed to get out of there. All right. Watch out.

Watch out. Watch out, watch out, look out. Be careful. He's got a wheelchair here. Yep. Okay, look out, what's you up? Hey, help all out. I know. Are you good?

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. You okay, ma'am? Are you okay? Okay. Ball passed her off to paramedics at the scene, and then eventually went to the hospital.

himself to be treated for smoke inhalation. Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of smoke. You get a burn or anything? No, go. I don't know what the fuck that was burning. That was not good, though.

All right, moving on, dramatic body camera footage from Mount Clemens, Michigan, shows people trying to escape from their burning apart. apartment building with help from officers back in February of 2021. The fire was actually spotted by a deputy who saw this plume of smoke over the building getting larger and larger. And then the 911 phone call started. 911, where's your emergency? My building's on fire.

Anybody else in there? Come on. Back away. Hello? There they've been up there. There's a fire in the building. There's a fire in the building, got to come out the window. There's a fire in the building.

There's a fire in the building, got to come out the window. Hey, they're coming inside the law right there. Let's go. There's people injured in the back. Officer, please, can you, if they want to help me with him? What's on? I don't know. You can't have an as much.

As for medicine, please. Okay. Fire is going to be our amen. Some of the residents had to jump from upper story windows and clear Clearly, they sustained injuries as a result. We got injured three parties down back here and one up here. Three people down there. Three people down back here.

You got any blankets or anything? The back in the truck, cars. I know. I need to be a oxygen over here. Got it. I know. You got all right. You guys.

Free of you. Okay. I live right about that building, bro. We got three that are critical over here. Yeah, she's like to see her, she's looking, they're gonna be right here, ma'am, okay? Don't move. Okay, just don't lie. I'm sorry, I wish I could get you some more cover. I don't know anything about it.

This work out. Okay, it's pretty much. Let's go, man. It's heating up over here. Hurry it up, man. Man, you need have to get up and move. No, she can't. She's going to .

This is going to burn on top of her. Come on. Come on. Oh, hell. You're going to have to get up, man. I can't walk. My ankle broke. Okay.

Okay, well. Grab on the other side of her. Come on. We got to get you out of here. Come on. Come on. On your feet. Let's go up.

I know, but you got to get up. I can't. Help me. I broke my ankle. We got to get up and out. Help me all. All right. Let's go.

Oh, Lord. You're all right. So. Oh, my God, Mike. You're all right. Oh, God. Sorry, I'm just my leg. I'll carry your back.

It's my ankle. I'm going to bring your legs up, okay? You're ready? He's good right here. We're away from the fire. Get out of the smoke. Oh. Bring your legs up.

People with bad ankles right there. A couple there. And there's a couple there. Oh, I can't walk on it. All right. You ready? Ready? One, two, three.

There we go. They're fine. Let's go! Let's go! Hey, bro. Can you get my equipment? Not you. Got you.

Don't blow that. When a deputy ran inside, he encountered more people who didn't seem to grasp the gravity of this situation. Anybody get the base for you yet? Let's go. We've got three that are critical over here. We got that really. Anybody down there? Two-night cut to J-Hopper.

Police said they leave at midnight. There's a lot. There's a fire. There's a fire in this door. Where? Right on. You see all that smoke? Bill is burning down.

You got out, man. Let's get out. Come. All right. It's a fire. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. You're good, happy? Yeah, I'm good, buddy. Shut that door. Let that door. Let that door. He's got to come out, man. I know.

We were unable to make contact. We were advised no Luke with that interest. Understood. Fire. Hey, you got to get out of this building right now. No, we are. All right, let's go. Hey, if you're not sure, just do it.

Hey, come on, you guys got to go. Bring your dog, man. Look, hey, look. You see that shit? Yeah, that's the upper floor is on the fire. Come on. Grab him. My dog.

Yeah, great. Carry him out if you got it. He's got to go. But. Is it just you two in here? Adam Franks. Yeah, you want me to get a fire. No, the whole building is in golf.

You got to get out now. Oh, my God. You got to get out now. They're pushing a female outside of the vehicle, and then She's holding her in the parking lot. The female is still under She's wearing a great jacket shirt and jeans.

Where is he at? Looks like she's now possibly walking. Hey, come on. Get out. I'm gonna get him out. Come on. You see that?

I'm not scared by here. Okay, well listen, you need to get out of here. Fire's got to do their job. Get out, come on. Man, where are you at? I'm getting my stuff. Dude, you don't have time for that. You got to get out of the building.

I'll crawl out the window. You're not coming out the window. Come on. I got one more. here quay are yeah come on man dude come on you gotta get out here now I gotta get my keys man grab yourself and get out come on I am I'm going you gotta get out the building please you gotta get out of the building I am I'm just me my keys you don't need your keys right now special they're for my bikes well and the

dudes jump get out of the building no dude come on grab your dog and you got to get out out. Is it? Yeah. The door, the building's on fire, man. Oh, my dog! Yeah, come on. Grab your dog and go. Your dog's running out. Come on, go. Go, get up. Come on. We're going dog. He just ran out. He's outside. Go. Holy . Get the f*** out. Let's go.

Go! Let's go! My dog! Hey, it's burning over down sales, guys. You gotta get out. Let's go. Get out. Several families were displaced by the fire, but thankfully, no one was killed. All right, it's not just humans rescued from serious smoke and flames. No, it is pets, too. Body camera video shows a deputy rushing to rescue a dog named Hank,

who somehow got trapped inside of a burning car in Douglas County, Colorado. Oh, my God. Where's it at? Are you coming in the back? Right here? Here? Yeah. Oh,

Hey, come on, man. Hank! Is it unlocked? It's a... It's still turning to be able to lock. It's right here. Come on. Hey, come on.

Come on, buddy. I kicked you. Come on. Come on, Hank. Oh, God! Oh my dear. I'm listening. Come on.

Now, oh, my God. Now, no word on how the SUV actually caught fire, but a neighborhood veterinarian checked in on Hank after the incident and found that the dog luckily didn't have any serious injuries from either of the fire or the smoke. Officers in Tampa, Florida, responded to a smoke alarm going off in an elderly man's home back in March of 2024, and they realized they would need to use a pry bar to get inside. They found the man on the floor of his kitchen overcome by the smoke. Which one is it? What I told him, what is going?

We're in the house on the floor. How are we have an hour with it? Okay, four, it's three zero, six. Chip go. Hey, I have it open. A halogen? I have a halogen. Which out?

Yeah, it's full of smoke. Yeah, it's full of smoke. Nope, move. Come in the house. Here. Yep, okay. Yep. Good.

Oh. You got the excuse. Get up the list. Get up the list. Get up the list. Three. Three, three. Go.

There. Right. there. Oh, you know. Look at them. Look at you. Watch out.

Watch out. No, work down. From 21st, just for 14th. Is there anyone else in there? Is there anybody else in your house? No one else? Good job, guys.

Turn the stove. The stove is on. The 81-year-old man told first responders he'd just been cooking chicken, stepped away for a moment. When he came back, the stove was on fire. He was taken to a hospital, but he's expected to recover.

Now, sometimes the people who need safety, They're just out of reach. But that didn't stop this deputy in Orlando, Florida. No, take a look at this body cam video. It's at an angle because the deputy took off his heavy vest, left it on the ground. But you can see the deputy scaling the burning building to try to get to a one-year-old on the third floor. She's one? Can you?

Hold on, hold on, hold on. I'm coming. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, look. Hold on. Hold on. We're coming. Hand me your baby.

Hey, can you go? Let me go. You don't let me. No, no. No, no. Let's step. You go on the ladder. Do you reach down?

Stop! Let's go. No, no. Let me. Leave, leave, leave, leave. Let go. Go on me. Go on me.

You need a bigger ladder It's just incredible The deputy was able to grab onto the child And the mother and grandmother They were all rescued with a ladder Just incredible, incredible work right there Unbelievable to see All right now we're going to end this episode

of Sidebar in Longmont, Colorado, where police broke down doors to make sure everyone was out of a burning apartment building. Are there people in here? Yeah, I think so. Okay. Police department, anybody inside? Hey, police department, anybody inside? Department number three needs to get out now.

Call out to me. Okay. Anybody inside number seven, come out now! Lama Police Department, anybody in apartment number four? Come outside now! Ooh, that's not good. Anybody inside number six? Come out now! Okay, ready?

Yep. Limeon Police Department, anybody inside apartment number five? Call out to me now! Please! Limeon Police Department, anybody inside apartment four, call out to me now! before, call out to me now. Eight units, eight adjoining carports were damaged in the fire, but fortunately

no injuries were reported. Amazing work by all first responders. It just shows you the bravery of these individuals and think about what they have to respond to on a daily basis. My goodness, some amazing rescues right there. Well, listen, everybody, thank you so much for joining us here on

Sidebar. We really appreciate it. Please subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, YouTube, wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Jesse Weber. I'll speak to you next time. You can binge all episodes of this long crime series ad free right now on Wondery Plus. Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.