Video shows officer saving residents from house fire

County, please. County police open the door. Yeah, county police open the door. County police open the door. The house is on fire. Move, get everybody in the house out, get the dogs, get your dogs, get whatever you need to grab quickly. The house is on fire. I move quickly. Come here, speed it up. That sounds it’s fairly large. Thank God. Ok. three out of four negative I got county police open the door. You did you get the other dog? There was another dog I got, well, can you put him in the car? This house is on fire. Can you make sure everybody in this house is out? Your house is starting to catch fire. It just you can get anything that you need to to grab maybe keys to your vehicle or whatever, get your dogs, your animals and move out to the street. What you need help you need help. How can I help you? You got the other dogs, you got your keys to your car. Yeah. Ok. You wanna just stick them in the car and move the car across the street? I got to have *** big dog but you don’t like go back. Got the keys here. Let you move your car. What the hell put them in quickly. Go grab the other dog to stay back. Stay back. Yeah, everybody’s out. Stay back. You grabbing your stuff and getting out. Yeah. Leave the door open if you can get, yeah. Move along. Move it, move it along. There are so he got the dog. Let’s move back, let’s move back. Let, let it be open at this point with the job. All right, everybody move back, make them some room. You got the cat in there right here where I’ve already told them, I’ve already moved them back. I haven’t got to that house. The one beside it that’s catching on fire is yeah, I got them out. Will you move my car lock? It’s unlocked. Alright. Keep moving. Now, find them quickly. If you have to put your dog in your truck and move that across the street that this guy is standing here. I’ve already got him, animal, moving his animal. The next house is moving the animals out. Does he need help? I don’t think so. I’ll double check with him. Huh? Everybody’s out of this house.

Caught on video: Anne Arundel County police officer saves residents from house fire

Updated: 12:49 PM EDT Mar 30, 2023

Anne Arundel County police released video of a police officer taking action at a house fire. Last week, Officer Moreland drove through a neighborhood when he noticed a house on fire. He safely got the residents and dogs out of the home.Moreland also helped get a neighbor out of his house, when it caught fire.Police remind people about how quickly house fires can spread and how limited visibility can get, even outside.

Anne Arundel County police released video of a police officer taking action at a house fire.

Last week, Officer Moreland drove through a neighborhood when he noticed a house on fire. He safely got the residents and dogs out of the home.

Moreland also helped get a neighbor out of his house, when it caught fire.

Police remind people about how quickly house fires can spread and how limited visibility can get, even outside.