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Retired Paramedic pulls driver from vehicle at Richland County crash
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Richland County, North Dakota – A man’s life is said to have been saved by a retired paramedic who pulled him from a flaming car.
According to the North Dakota Highway Patrol, three persons were hurt in a horrific two-vehicle collision that occurred on Highway 13 and I-29 in Richland County on Sunday.
The driver was brought to the hospital with minor injuries after the retired paramedic, who was driving by, stopped to help him out.
The female passenger had significant injuries and was also taken to the hospital.
The other car’s female driver was brought to the hospital with unspecified wounds.
The accident is still being looked into.
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