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Emergency personnel, bystanders save life after one-vehicle accident

A Door County sheriff’s deputy, a Nasewaupee first responder, and several bystanders helped to save a person from a burning pickup truck in the Town of Nasewaupee on Tuesday evening.

 

Emergency personnel were sent to County Road S near Tagge Road shortly after 5:20 p.m. According to the Door County Sheriff’s Department, the driver was towing a trailer and heading north when the vehicle crossed into the southbound lane of traffic, left the roadway, and struck a tree.

 

The first deputy on the scene discovered the driver lying on the ground outside the vehicle while the passenger remained inside. Chief Deputy Kyle Veeser confirmed a witness report that a sheriff’s deputy, a Nasewaupee first responder, and other bystanders assisted in removing the passenger from the vehicle shortly before it became fully engulfed in flames.

 

The driver and passenger were taken to Green Bay for treatment of their injuries.

 

County Road S was reopened before 9 p.m. after additional investigation and cleanup took place.

 

The incident, which was listed as a DUI incident according to a dispatch report, remains under investigation.

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