Police Brave Deep Waters to Rescue Man Trapped in Car in Flood
Bodycam footage shows first responders break into a man’s car to save him in midst of downpour and severe flooding in Atlanta.
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Bodycam footage shows first responders break into a man’s car to save him in midst of downpour and severe flooding in Atlanta.
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