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It is an amazing rescue story from British Columbia, earlier this week when a grass fire ravaged an area near peach land. RCMP officers rushed to get people out of their homes. And today those officers met up again with one of the women they saved. Alan Waterman picks up the story.
“They saved my life.”
Ann Colons is referring to Ryan Routely and Greg Barnhard, two RCMP constables who hold her out of the passable fire. What was a quiet hide way on Okanagan Lake became the frontline to a funeral, one house was burned the ground and Colon’s home came with the meters of the flames. Routely and Barnhard drove through the smoke to rescue residents. They broke down one door and found Colons was asleep on the sofa. Bu the fire then block the road out and the road SUV was sooning gloved.
“The decision was made we would take Ann and we would carry her down the bank. She didn’t like that idea, she said no. I’m gonna walk and pretty much told that she told us which route we should take.”
Colon says she was never scared.
“I was really excited, really excited, you’ll never can imagine how excited I was.”
A boat picked up the three of them, took them to the safety nearby peach land. And Colons’ home was spared, only the garage was lost.
“Fortunately, happy that everything turned out the way it did.”
Fittingly Colon’s family presented the tow officers with superman gift bags and inside is braved outdoor’s man’s knives.
“Oh, they’re my everyday hero, they were so good to me, they lived me, Oh, everything else.”