He rushed to his patrol SUV and got a glass-breaking tool. He broke the driver’s side window and pulled a woman trapped inside.
Phoenix, AZ. – A woman was critically hurt following a fiery two-vehicle collision last week early Saturday morning in Phoenix.
According to a local news source, the accident happened on May 24 on Interstate 10.
Per the report, Officer Dakota Berry was from booking a suspect at a county jail and had returned to his duties in nearby Goodyear when he spotted a two-vehicle collision. He could hear honking from the vehicle that was burning.
He rushed to his patrol SUV and got a glass-breaking tool. He broke the driver’s side window and pulled a woman trapped inside.
He rushed her to a burn center in a critical condition and is expected to survive.
The woman’s father is a Goodyear firefighter.
Berry sustained a hand injury in the rescue mission.
An investigation is ongoing.
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