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Man flown to Boston hospital after fiery crash on I-93 in New Hampshire
Man flown to Boston hospital after fiery crash on I-93 in New Hampshire

Yahoo

time15 hours ago

  • Automotive
  • Yahoo

Man flown to Boston hospital after fiery crash on I-93 in New Hampshire

A man was flown to a Boston hospital with serious injuries after he was pulled from a burning car on Interstate 93 in New Hampshire late Thursday night, officials announced Friday. Troopers responding to a report of a car that had crashed into a tree on the southbound side of the highway in Londonderry around 11:15 p.m. found good Samaritans trying to pull a man out of a Mazda 3, which was engulfed in flames, according to New Hampshire State Police. Law enforcement took charge of the scene and successfully helped the driver to safety. The driver, identified as 27-year-old Georgios Nicolopoulos, of Windham, was taken to a local hospital before being flown to Boston for additional treatment. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Anyone who witnessed the crash or who has information is asked to contact Trooper Shane Mason at Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW

Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix
Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix

The Independent

time29-05-2025

  • General
  • The Independent

Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix

A woman trapped inside a burning car on an interstate in west Phoenix was pulled to safety by an officer who happened to be driving by and busted through the glass on her window. The rescue early Saturday morning unfolded as Officer Dakota Berry returned to his duties in nearby Goodyear after booking a suspect at a county jail. When he spotted the two-vehicle crash on Interstate 10, Berry could hear honking from the car that was in flames and realized someone was inside. He rushed to his patrol SUV to get a glass-breaking tool, ran back across the interstate to the woman's car and used the tool to knock several holes in the driver's side window. Her feet then popped out. 'Get out, get out, get out,' Berry said. The woman, whose hair was on fire, can be heard crying. The officer grabbed her legs and pulled her through the broken window. She was brought in critical condition to a burn center and is expected to survive. Berry, who tried putting out the fire with his hands and finally stopped it with an extinguisher, suffered a hand injury during the rescue. The woman is the daughter of a Goodyear firefighter. 'As ironic as that is, I would have done the same thing for anyone else, any community member,' Berry told reporters Wednesday. After the woman was pulled from the burning car, police say Berry put out flares on the interstate to make sure there weren't other collisions.

Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix
Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix

Associated Press

time29-05-2025

  • General
  • Associated Press

Officer rescues woman from burning car in aftermath of interstate crash in Phoenix

PHOENIX (AP) — A woman trapped inside a burning car on an interstate in west Phoenix was pulled to safety by an officer who happened to be driving by and busted through the glass on her window. The rescue early Saturday morning unfolded as Officer Dakota Berry returned to his duties in nearby Goodyear after booking a suspect at a county jail. When he spotted the two-vehicle crash on Interstate 10, Berry could hear honking from the car that was in flames and realized someone was inside. He rushed to his patrol SUV to get a glass-breaking tool, ran back across the interstate to the woman's car and used the tool to knock several holes in the driver's side window. Her feet then popped out. 'Get out, get out, get out,' Berry said. The woman, whose hair was on fire, can be heard crying. The officer grabbed her legs and pulled her through the broken window. She was brought in critical condition to a burn center and is expected to survive. Berry, who tried putting out the fire with his hands and finally stopped it with an extinguisher, suffered a hand injury during the rescue. The woman is the daughter of a Goodyear firefighter. 'As ironic as that is, I would have done the same thing for anyone else, any community member,' Berry told reporters Wednesday. After the woman was pulled from the burning car, police say Berry put out flares on the interstate to make sure there weren't other collisions.

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