Everett Police Share Video of Crazy Burning Car Rescue at Everett Mall Way

Everett, WALocal News

The Everett Police Department recently released a dramatic body cam video showcasing Sergeant Ross's heroic rescue of a driver trapped in a burning vehicle on December 23, 2024. The incident unfolded near Everett Mall Way when Sergeant Ross arrived at the scene to find an unresponsive male inside a vehicle engulfed in flames due to a stuck accelerator. Demonstrating remarkable bravery and quick thinking, he broke the driver’s side window with the help of fellow responders and successfully pulled the driver to safety. As emergency medical personnel assessed the situation, the car unexpectedly rolled into a busy intersection, posing additional risks to nearby traffic. Fortunately, another officer was able to steer the smoking vehicle off the roadway, averting a potential disaster.

This incident not only highlights the dangers faced by first responders but also emphasizes the critical decisions they must make in life-threatening situations. The video serves as a powerful testament to the dedication of law enforcement in protecting lives, often at great personal risk. Viewers are encouraged to watch the full video to appreciate the urgency and skill involved in this rescue.

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