WATCH: Video shows man being pulled from burning car in Tampa
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A man was pulled from a burning car in Tampa after suffering a medical emergency that caused the crash.
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A man was pulled from a burning vehicle in Tampa after authorities say he suffered a medical emergency that led to the crash. Video footage documents the rescue operation as first responders extracted him from the car. The medical event preceded the accident, meaning the driver lost control due to a health issue rather than mechanical failure or driver error. Rescuers' quick action prevented potential fatalities in what could have been a fatal scenario. The incident underscores the dangers posed when medical emergencies occur behind the wheel.
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