In Rescuer's Own Words: Toddler Rescue in Spanish Fork

Mar 09, 2015, 04:08 PM

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Spanish Fork Police Officer Tyler Beddoes (left) tells Doug what it was like to hear a voice calling for help from a car where no one was conscious. He and other first responders rescued a toddler trapped upside down for 14-hours. #SpanishFork #Rescue #KSL

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