First responders worked tirelessly to save Kentuckians after a deadly tornado swept across southeastern Kentucky back in May. The video KSP shared on Wednesday morning is just one example of their dedication.
The May tornadoes took the lives of 20 people, 17 of whom were from Laurel County. More than 800 homes were damaged across Kentucky.
Troopers Dylan Rose and Briston Smith responded in the middle of the night on Sunday, May 17, to a pile of rubble where a home once stood. There, they found an elderly woman trapped underneath.
“Ma’am, we’re going to move you over here onto this board, okay?” one of the men could be heard saying.
Troopers said it was later determined that she’d suffered a chest contusion, a head injury, and several fractured ribs.
“No doubt, the actions of these troopers and medical personnel were instrumental in saving her life,” state police said.
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