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Off-duty Dallas officer pulls woman from her truck moments before catching fire on freeway, police say

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Police at the scene told WFAA that the driver had called for help and other drivers crashed into her vehicle before the officer stepped in to help. story by The Texas Tribune Source link

The post Off-duty Dallas officer pulls woman from her truck moments before catching fire on freeway, police say appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

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