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Ohio police officers rescue teen from burning home
Sergeant Michael Roberts and Officer Cory Dorsey pulled the teen from the smoke-filled home before the blaze claimed another victim, police said.
- On July 5, Springfield Township Police Department officers rescued a 13-year-old girl from a burning home on Traian Circle. Officer Cory Dorsey reported the fire while on patrol, prompting Sergeant Michael Roberts to enter the residence and pull the teen to safety.
- Dorsey observed heavy black smoke while patrolling, leading Roberts to respond to the scene immediately. When Roberts arrived, he learned the teenager remained trapped inside the burning home, prompting his decision to enter without hesitation.
- Neighbor Gina Gaspar, who saw smoke around 9 a.m., stated, "Looked outside and there was black smoke." Neighbor Ella Travis, 17, described the chaos before fire crews arrived, noting residents attempted to assist with food and water.
- The Springfield Township Police Department stated it wants to recognize Sergeant Roberts for "extraordinary courage" and Officer Dorsey for his quick response, noting their teamwork made a life-saving difference.
- Fire officials are currently working to determine the cause of the blaze. A family member stated off-camera the incident remains too painful to discuss, while the teen was pulled to safety before the fire could claim another victim.
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