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Deputy Saves Burn Victim from House Fire

By Jamie Nash
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HARRIS COUNTY, TX- Deputies with Pct. 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Office, alongside Little York Fire & Rescue are actively working a house fire in the 16300 block of Green Shade Drive.

One of the Deputies assisted a burn victim out of the residence. The individual is now receiving treatment from EMS.

Please keep the residents, first responders, and medical personnel in your thoughts and prayers as they continue to respond to this incident.

 

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