- We're starting off
where rescue teams are responding
to calls of an apartment complex engulfed in flames.
This rescue was captured on a dash cam as well as
two body cams, giving us a unique 360-degree view
of this rescue.
And I warn you, this is intense.
As police arrive first at the scene of the fire,
they discover there are people trapped
on the second floor of the burning apartment building.
It's 12:30 AM, so the fire has caught most of the sleeping
residents by surprise.
It's the other building.
Go out of here.
[screaming]
With firefighters still on the way,
the quick-thinking police resort to using the only
equipment they had to reach the second-story window,
their squad car.
Officers place their vehicle below a second-story window
where a little girl is trapped inside.
[grunting]
Where you at?
Here.
Come here.
I can't see you.
Walk towards the light.
Give me a foot.
Give me a hand.
Where you at?
[shouting]
Come here.
Come to me.
Can you call her?
Come here.
All right.
Can you hear them up there, George?
Yeah.
I can hear them.
Try.
Hey.
Where you at?
I can't see.
Hey, come here!
Come here.
Over here.
Look at my flashlight.
Come here.
Come here!
No, you're not. You're not.
Just come over here, buddy.
Come here.
Time is running out.
The officers need to get this little girl out
of the apartment, but she's too terrified to move.
Come on.
Careful.
[screaming]
Come here!
Come to the window.
Come on.
With the flames spreading and firefighters still on the way,
these officers are desperate to rescue this 12-year-old girl.
Break that window up.
They use their flashlights to break
out the window, making room to pull the girl to safety.
Come to the window!
Right here.
Yeah, you can, buddy.
You can do it.
[screaming]
Come here!
Come to the window.
Come here!
Reach my hand, right here!
Right here.
Right here, buddy. Come on.
Come on.
Get up.
Come on.
Get up!
- Reach out your hand. - Come on.
Reach out your hand, buddy.
Come on!
Keep coming!
Come on. Come on.
Come here.
Get up!
You got it?
You got to get up.
Stand up.
Come on, buddy.
Come on.
Stand up. Stand up.
Just stand up.
- We're going to get her, buddy. - I got you.
I got you.
Back up slow.
Back up. We got you.
We got you. - Right here.
All right.
Get over here.
Julie!
We got one out.
Come here!
We got one.
I need help.
I'm going to drop her.
I need help.
I need help. - I'll get her.
I'll get her.
Let me take her.
I'm going to put you right here.
You're good.
Oh my God.
Thanks to the persistence of these heroic officers,
the 12-year-old girl was reunited with her mother,
whom firefighters were able to get out through the front door.
Both were taken to a local hospital
where they were treated for smoke inhalation
and have gone on to make full recoveries.