Wednesday 22 June 2022 06:38 PM Firefighters break through window and rescue three-year-old boy from burning ... trends now
Police body cam footage captured the dramatic moment firefighters broke through a window to rescue a three-year-old from a family's burning trailer home.
Noelle Guy was woken up by a 'popping' sound to find her mobile home on fire on Sunday at around 12:45 a.m. She said she'd rushed to save her stepmother Kim Guy, suffering serious second and third degree burns in the process, but hadn't been able to reach her toddler, M.J. Sancinati-Struck.
She called 911 and fire crews and police quick arrived on scene. Body camera footage shows several police officers rushing to one of the home's windows as they attempted to locate M.J., 3.
Suddenly one spots the boy and calls over the other emergency responders.
The cops then instruct the three-year-old to come to the shattered window but it appears the terrified little boy was unable to.
Firefighters then entered the room, braving the smoke and flames, and carried M.J. out to safety. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
The West Allis Fire Department later determined that the fire started due to an electrical issue on the home's front porch, according to Fox6 News Milwaukee.
M.J. Sancinati-Struck, three, was rescued by firefighters and police officers in West Allis, Wisconsin, in the middle of the night on Sunday after his family's trailer home caught fire
After finally getting MJ out of the burning home, MJ was carried and rushed to an ambulance (pictured). The boy suffered from carbonado poising in the aftermath of the blaze
MJ, his mother Noelle Guy, and her step-mother Kim came out of the fire alive after
