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A bittersweet story from Buena Vista Virginia that happened on Palm Sunday started when a fire in a home in Buena Vista Virginia went in flames.
Lovie Anderson who lives in the home that went up in flames along with her husband were inside the home when it caught fire.
However Buena Vista (Virginia) police officers Lieutenant Rand Chittum and his partner Officer Jacob Moore arrived to assist the couple before the Buena Vista Fire Department arrived to put out the fire, were able to get Lovie out of her home safe and sound to the outside of the home.
Lovie then told Officer Moore that her pet dog Zoey and her husband were still inside the burning home when Office Moore risked his life to enter a smoke filled room to rescue Zoey to the safety while he had his body camera to film the rescue of the dog.
Then Lovie’s husband who was inside on the first floor was rescued by the police officers before the firefighters arrived to put out the fire that destroyed the house.
Even though Lovie and her husband lost their home due to the fire that is being investigated by the authorities, a Go Fund Me site is raising money so the Andersons can find a new home.
It is one thing for a tragic event like losing a home is painful, but having everyone alive after the tragic event happened on Palm Sunday is better than losing the lives of a dog or the couple.
As I always say, firefighters should get paid the salary of athletes!
You are correct since sports stars are entertainers while firefighter save lives.
Good for the brave rescuers of professional firefighters.
Amen to that Robin. The good thing about police officers having cameras on them is that their rescues are recorded for the news media to share.
Brave people brave work.Thank you.
That is true Pradhan since I remember a Vietnam War veteran saying something like “Acting brave is when your pants are wet.”
a beautiful human story…….
I really enjoyed sharing it in this site. Heroes like these two police officers assisting the people they took an oath to serve and protect are doing their job.
Firefighters are brave people
In my opinion they are underappreciated by the press and people.