Police in White Settlement, Texas, rescued an unconscious man from a car that caught fire after crashing into a pole early Saturday morning,
Police in White Settlement, Texas, rescued an unconscious man from a car that caught fire after crashing into a police on Saturday. after, authorities say, they pulled an unconscious man from a car that crashed into a pole and caught fire over the weekend.
Footage from the officers’ dashcam and bodycam shows flames erupting from the engine compartment of the vehicle, after an accident that thesaid took place around 2:40 a.m. Saturday along South Cherry Lane near I-30. Responding officers learned that there were two occupants inside the vehicle when the car struck the utility pole. The driver was able to escape, though the male passenger in the front seat remained unconscious inside the burning car.
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