Officer saves man's life
An Eastman police officer pulled an Eastman man from his vehicle, saving his life, just moments before a train hit the vehicle. According to the Georgia State Patrol report, Noe Ciriaco Enriquez Olivera, age 31, was driving his 1996 Ford Explorer on 14th Avenue at approximately 3:05 a.m. on Wednesday, June 15. The driver missed the railway crossing and drove down the left side of the tracks on the gravel before pulling onto the tracks. Eastman Police Officer Kale Dunn saw the Explorer and went up to the vehicle where he found Enriquez Olivera asleep at the wheel. Dunn pulled Enriquez Olivera from the vehicle just moments before a southbound Norfolk Southern train hit the vehicle, knocking it approximately 170 feet off the train tracks.
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Cherokee
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06/29/16 at 01:01 PM
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Hats off and two thumbs up to officer Kale Dunn for saving this person life. So many times in the news we have heard about an officer killing someone and others have been quick to say black lives matter well this man whose life was saved has a latino name and might be latino so what do you say now? Just what has and should be said ALL lives matter. Police officers are human beings also and have family that care about them so when it comes to me to say that ALL lives matter I am including ALL lives whether they be black,white, red,brown,blue or yellow. God doesn't see a race but a human being. Some officers as well as other professionals do fall on the wrong side of the law sometimes but don't let one bad apple spoil the whole bunch. Again hats off and two thumbs up to you officer Kale Dunn for your heroic action that saved a life. Give credit where credit is due.
