LODI, Calif. - A police officer in California pulled a man from a wheelchair that was stuck on railroad tracks seconds before theOfficer Erika Urrea of the Lodi Police Department was patrolling Wednesday near the tracks when she saw the man and the railroad crossing arms starting to come down, the police department said in a statement.
The video shows Urrea rushes from her patrol car and tries to push the man and the wheelchair out of the way as the oncoming locomotive sounds its horn. Unable to move the wheelchair, Urrea is seen dragging the man from it seconds before the“Officer Urrea risked her own life to save another and her actions prevented a tragedy,” the statement said.
The 66-year-old man was taken to a hospital to be treated for a leg injury and remained hospitalized Thursday in stable condition, said Lodi Police Department spokesman Sgt. Ricardo Garcia.This photo from body camera video carried by Lodi, Calif., Police Officer Erika Urrea as she pulls a man from the path of a passing train on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2020.
Did he lose a leg?
Fantastic job done by this officer. She’s a hero. People who don’t like cops or think they should be defunded have either never needed their help or actually seen what they deal with every day.
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why are you showing American copaganda? OUR cops just invaded Six Nations at gunpoint. talk about that.
amazing 👍
Can you picture a social worker doing that?
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