Quick-thinking 10-year-old honored for rescuing family during fire emergency

Quick-thinking 10-year-old honored for rescuing family during fire emergency
Quick-thinking 10-year-old honored for rescuing family during fire emergency
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Shreveport Firefighters recognized the bravery and life-saving efforts of a local 10-year-old this week.

On Tuesday, at the Caddo Parish Public Schools Board Meeting, Chief Clarence Reese presented Keron Johnson with a certificate of commendation honoring his heroic actions on January 24, 2025.

According to the Shreveport Fire Department, a fire broke out in Keron’s family home on Elbert Circle just before 6:00 a.m. that day. He alerted his family of what was happening, and all six members escaped unharmed.

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The certificate Keron received reads, “Through your quick-thinking and decisive action, you ensured the safety and well-being of your loved ones, enabling them to evacuate the home without harm.”

It continued, “The Shreveport Fire Department and the entire community extend their deepest gratitude for your selflessness and courageous response. Your actions will serve as an inspiration to others and reminder of the power of quick thinking in times of crisis.”

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