'We got a train coming!' A highway patrol trooper rescued an unconscious driver parked on the tracks, pulling him from his vehicle before an oncoming train crushed it. The trooper said the driver was suffering from 'a possible unknown medical condition.'
An officer with the Utah Highway Patrol said he was still trying to"process" the terrifying moment when he pulled a man out of the path of an oncoming train.The video, taken Wednesday around 6:50 a.m. in Centerville, Utah, showed Correa stopping his patrol vehicle and racing up a short embankment toward a car that was parked on the train tracks with its lights on.
The video shows Correa reaching the car and tugging on a person in the vehicle. Correa said later during the news interview that the driver was unconscious. "Come on! Come on!" Correa tells the man, who has started to move and walk, as the two try to get away from the train.Correa estimated that the car had been thrown about 30 feet in front of him and the driver.
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