A military veteran and former police officer rescue 2 women trapped in a fire

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Former U S Navy veteran Kenneth Nurse who was employed by the Charleston police and is currently employed with the Atlanta police department in the video department is being praised for his actions to save two women who were trapped inside a burning auto on Sunday morning in Fayetteville Georgia. Kenneth had some assistance from his wife who called 911 to report the auto accident while Kenneth as ran out of his home to open the door of the Honda Accord auto that was on fire after an auto accident around 2:30am by dragging the female driver out of the burning auto after the front door window has been open. Thanks to two Fayetteville Police Officers named Michael Perry and Maggie Murphy assisted Kenneth to grab the first driver of the burning auto while the two officers took the advice of Kenneth to use a baton to break open the second window to save the passenger of the auto. Even though Kenneth suffered injuries and on his foot and hand from the broken glass, he decided not to stay on the sidelines to witness a tragic event happen under his watch. The two officers were not injured in the rescue mission. However the driver is in serious condition and the passenger is in critical condition at a local hospital. I am hoping that they make a full recovery from the auto accident which is being investigated by the authorities.