Despite the existence of astrologers, we never really know when we’ll face a deadly crisis. Thankfully, since humanity hasn’t degraded into oblivion yet, there are people out there who show up to save us from such situations. This time it was the heroes from Des Moines police department.
According to the Des Moines police department, there was a fire at an apartment complex. And the safest way to escape from there was a drop from the 3rd-floor window. They said,
Early this morning, DMPD officers responded to assist DMFD with a structure fire at an apartment complex in the 3700…
Posted by Des Moines Police on Tuesday, March 19, 2019
“Officers arrived to find that heavy smoke was preventing their access to the 3rd floor. Senior Police Officers Cole Johnson, Craig Vasquez, Tyler Kelley, and Casey Sanders quickly positioned themselves outside the building and caught children that were dropped to them from a 3rd-floor window. All are well.”
No kidding. The officials of the Des Moines Fire Department were literally throwing the kids from the 3rd-floor window and the police officers were effortlessly catching them.
You can check out the scary footage from the police’s body camera here:
Early this morning, DMPD officers responded to assist DMFD with a structure fire at an apartment complex in the 3700 block of MLK Parkway. Officers arrived to find that heavy smoke was preventing their access to the 3rd floor.Senior Police Officers Cole Johnson, Craig Vasquez, Tyler Kelley, and Casey Sanders quickly positioned themselves outside the building, and caught children that were dropped to them from a 3rd floor window. All are well…Please join us in thanking these officers, and those who serve with them, for leaving their homes every day to help make Des Moines the safe and secure city that it is!
Posted by Des Moines Police on Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Netizens praised the police officers for their bravery and thanked them for saving all those kids.
As kids, we watch movies and TV shows about superheroes and superheroines and we try to be like them by dressing up in their signature costumes. But instead, we should teach them about our nation’s soldiers, cops, fire-fighters etc. because they’re real-life heroes. So, bravo to the DMPD for their daring rescue.