Video shows that the Trenton police officer rescue dog from the ice channel – The Bharat Express News – The Bharat Express News

Trenton, Mich. (CBS Detroit) – A dog that fell through the ice was rescued by the icy waters in Elizabeth Park on Trenton on Monday night.

The press release of the Trenton Police Department and the social media publication described the situation as “a remarkable act of courage and dedication to community safety”.

The rescue efforts began after a 911 call. Arrived around 5:20 pm and said that a dog fell through the ice in the Elizabeth Park, the location of the Wayne County County system along the Detroit River and Avenue West Jefferson. The Corporal Union and the officer beds took the stage within minutes and took a rescue plan while the animal had difficulty sailing in the icy water.

Badsun entered the water and samples through areas of ice, while the relationship coordinates the efforts of the water. With his efforts, the dog was safely taken ashore and reunited with the owner.

Police video showed efforts with rope and other equipment, in the middle of broken ice to reach the dog and pull it to the shore.

“Their quick thinking, teamwork and willingness to endanger the essence of public service. Thanks to their courage, life was saved, “said police deputy Jeff Niese in his statement.

As following the emergency call, Trenton police asked residents to be careful about frozen water bodies, especially during winter temperatures, as shown in recent weeks.

“If you see a person or animal in need, call 911 and avoid joining yourself by trying salvation,” the report said.