Indiana Police Body Cam Captures Tragic Moment Officers Rescue Baby and Family from Burning Home

Police officers rescued six people, including a baby, from a wildfire in Indiana in the middle of the night.

As of 2011 Frankfort Police Department, A domestic fire call came in just before 2:10 a.m. Monday. The caller stated that “the house is full of heavy smoke” and that they are on the second floor of the building and have no way to escape.

Blurred images of a baby in a car seat who was rescued from a house fire in Indiana on April 3. (Frankfort PD/BODY CAMS+/TMX)

The arrested family also pointed out that the child was having trouble breathing due to pain Inhale smoke.

Sergeant Andrew Snyder, Officer Freddie Martinez and Officer Madison Douglas arrived within a minute of the 911 call.

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The police were shooting flames from the front of the house, which made it impossible for the family to get down from the second floor.

Bodycam video shows Snyder quickly finding a ladder and placing it in front of a second-floor window.

He climbed the ladder and spoke through the window, directing the family to pass the baby through the window. Snyder grabs the child’s car seat and knocks the child out of the fire.

Frankfurt police immediately seized the labs and began rescuing the family trapped in their burning home. (Frankfort Police Department)

After safely removing the child, he took the other passengers out of the window and went down the stairs to safety.

Officer Douglas’ body camera footage showed the officer rushing toward the residents of the basement and ordering the residents to leave quickly before the fire reached them.

“come out!” Officer Douglas is heard speaking to sleeping passengers on body camera footage. “Just get out!”

“Thank God everyone is safe. Thank you for being at the Frankfort Police Station.”

– Family member

According to the Frankfort Police Department, “my sister’s apartment caught fire last night. Thank God, everyone is safe. Thank you, Frankfort Police Station, for being there,” a family member wrote on social media.

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All three officers were nominated for the Medal of Valor.

The Medal of Valor is awarded to public safety officers who have demonstrated exceptional courage, regardless of personal safety, in their efforts to save or protect others from harm.

Sergeant Andrew Snyder, Officer Freddie Martinez and Officer Madison Douglas rescued 5 people and a baby from a burning house in Indiana on April 3rd. (Frankfort Police Department)

“They all showed extraordinary bravery in bringing a total of six occupants to safety in extremely stressful and life-threatening situations.”

– Ivan Hall

“They performed an extraordinary act of bravery in extricating a total of six occupants from extremely distressed and life-threatening conditions to safety,” said Captain Evan Hall.

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Frankfort Police Department and Fire protection The cause of the fire is being investigated.