US EditionA Paris man will be decorated for saving children from fire
- A man named Fousseynou Ciss� rescued babies from the sixth floor of a burning apartment building, as shown in incredible footage.
- Fousseynou Ciss� has received praise for his bravery, with social media users leaving positive comments on the rescue video.
- He stated, 'I didn't think twice,' demonstrating his courage during the incident.
- A medal will be awarded to Ciss�, recognizing 'republican courage that commands admiration.
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Images on social media show a man helping a family to get out of a dwelling in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, on 4 July, while a fire is spreading there.
A Paris man will be decorated for saving children from fire
A man in Paris is hailed as a hero for rescuing several people including children from a fire. Fousseynou Cissé climbed onto a narrow ledge to help families trapped in a top-floor apartment on Saturday in a northern district of Paris.
Off-duty Warwick officer saves Cranston family from house fire
CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — An off-duty Warwick police captain is being hailed a hero after he saved a Cranston family from a house fire over the weekend, according to authorities. Cranston Police Col. Michael Winquist said Warwick Police Capt. Charles Boisseau was on his way home from work late Saturday night when he noticed a fire starting inside a trash can off Whispering Pines Drive. Boisseau jumped into action as the fire started spreading to a…
Off-duty Warwick Police Captain credited with saving Cranston family from house fire
CRANSTON, R.I. (WLNE) — A Warwick Police Captain was credited with rescuing a Cranston family from a house fire while off-duty on July 5, according to Cranston police. Around 11:15 p.m., Captain Charles Boisseau was on his way home from work when he saw a trash can on fire in front of a home on Whispering Pines Drive. Police said Boisseau immediately got out of his vehicle and called 911, before banging on the door to alert the sleeping resident…
The Ministry of the Interior announced on Monday 7 July that the 39-year-old will soon receive a medal for the brave rescue that he made Friday in the 18th arrondissement of the capital.
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