WA Police officers can be seen pulling a limp, eight-year-old boy from a burning home in the Pilbara, but the child makes a full recovery.
Happy ending as brave actions save boy"A great story, he's been able to return to good health," Police Commissioner Chris Dawson said today.
Commissioner Dawson also praised the"very, very brave action taken by South Hedland police officers". He said it was a tremendous example of police doing their duty during the coronavirus state of emergency.Major Crime Division detectives have charged an 18-year-old man from South Hedland with criminal damage by fire and acts or omission causing bodily harm or danger.
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