Good Samaritan Pulls Trucker from Burning Wreckage Three Days After Giving Birth

Breitbart ^ | 21 Feb 2020 | NATE CHURCH

[Retired Chemist]

The driver is in critical condition according to media reports I have seen

[libertylover]

But while most people at the scene were content to record the agonizing death of an immolated stranger,

CNN now knows where to recruit new "journalists".

[TrueFact]

I’m sorry to hear that. I hope and pray he heals. Thanks for letting me know.

[1_Rain_Drop]

" McNally said. “Smoke was hitting us and I was just praying like ‘God, please let us get out of here so I can see my baby.”"

The baby saved Jeffrey through prayer.

I always have a fire extinguisher in the car. Can one use it on a burning person or is that illegal? (I'm in NY, so it most probably would be) Would it cause chemical burns? Just asking for future knowledge.

Prayers for speedy healing for Jeffrey.

[faucetman]

“Good Samaritan Pulls Trucker from Burning Wreckage Three Days After Giving Birth”

Stuck in burning truck wreckage for three days with a newborn baby! Talk about hell on earth.

Was it a man or a woman? These days you have to ask.

[joma89]

Self sufficient, caring about her community, strong woman. Bet ya she is a Trump supporter while the rest of the rubber neckers are leftist democrats.

JoMa

[Ann Archy]

The fact that people were just WATCHING and TAPING just shows you how far our country has fallen!! DISGUSTING!!

JUst wait til THOSE people need help!!

[Svartalfiar]

I always have a fire extinguisher in the car. Can one use it on a burning person or is that illegal? (I'm in NY, so it most probably would be) Would it cause chemical burns? Just asking for future knowledge.

Yes, you can uise it on a burning person. Pretty much all fire extinguishers (esp those sold for home use) are non-toxic. Some will irritate the skin, and you want to avoid breathing in the vapor/dust, but mild exposure won't kill you unless there's some other issue.

For one you keep in your car, you'll likely want it rated B/C or A/B/C. Home ones definitely want A/B/C. If you don;t know types, here's a useful link: https://www.epactnetwork.com/corp/blog/8-types-of-fire-extinguisher/