A 57-year-old woman in central Virginia crashed her car around 4:00 A.M. on Friday, and it caught fire. (It happened near Farmville, Virginia, about 60 miles southwest of Richmond.)
But luckily, two cops showed up just in time. And one of their chest-cams got it all on video.
Officers Dalton Foley and Olivia Martin got there and saw the back of the car was on fire. So they ran over to see if anyone was still inside.
The driver was unconscious and still buckled in. So one of them used a knife to cut her seatbelt. Then they both pulled her out . . . started dragging her away . . . and made sure no one else was in there.
The whole thing only took about a minute, and that's all the time they had. At the end of the video, they look up, and the whole car is engulfed.
The woman they saved was airlifted to a hospital in serious but stable condition.
(WWBT/WRIC) (Here's the video, and here's a photo of the two cops.)