2 Women Are Heroes After Pulling Man From Burning Car

Let's hear it for the ladies who stopped at an auto accident scene before emergency vehicles arrived and pulled a man from a burning car that exploded moments later.

Emergency Responders

We hear about policemen and firemen saving people's lives all the time but it's their job. It doesn't mean they are not still heroes.

Emergency medical technicians save or help in saving lives every day and yes, It's their job. It doesn't mean they are not heroes because they are.

Doctors save lives every day and again it is their job but it doesn't make them any less of a hero to a family when they save a loved one.

All branches of the United States military are filled with people who put their lives on the line every day and yes they are heroes.

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Women are a part of all the careers I mentioned above and often you don't hear about the lives they save as much as you do men. Recently, two female citizens witnessed a severe automobile accident and jumped into action before emergency responders arrived.

2 Female Citizens in West Michigan Save Man's Life By Pulling Him From a Burning Car

According to FOX 17, Chyanne Saucier and Danielle Casarez were heading north on 131 when a bad auto accident happened in front of them. They were at the scene before emergency responders and jumped into action.

A truck lost control when a car slammed into the back. Casarez and Saucier went to the car and told the driver it was on fire and they needed to get him out. That is exactly what the two women did and five minutes after they got him to safety the car exploded.

Casarez even used a wrench and gauze to make a splint to put on the man's injured hand. Now that is pretty darn creative if you ask me.

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Dorr Township Fire Chief Gary Fordham said the women are heroes and will award Casarez and Saucier the "Life Savers Award." Well deserved ladies!