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BOSTON – A Boston firefighter who saved a little boy being dangled out the third-floor window of a burning home says the dramatic rescue was just “what we do.”
The rescue, captured by a photographer for the Boston Herald , came in the city’s Roxbury neighbourhood just after 8 p.m. Wednesday.
As the mother dangles the child out the window, with smoke pouring out behind her, firefighter Patrick Callahan stood precariously on a too-short ladder and grabbed the boy.
The five-year veteran credited his colleagues and his training. He says “Just getting the baby down, that was my priority.”
No one was seriously injured, but up to 10 people were left homeless. The cause remains under investigation.
Fire Commissioner Joe Finn tweeted, “So proud!” to all the firefighters who responded.
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Information from: Boston Herald, http://www.bostonherald.com
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