Philly officers save wheelchair-bound arson suspect from fire
Body cam footage shows two Philadelphia officers saving a wheelchair-bound man from a house fire, with a strange twist.
Officers Eugene Donahue and Nicholas Harper responded to people trapped inside a home during March of last year. When the officers arrived, they learned that the man in the wheelchair, 48-year-old Henry Flowers, was unable to get out because the elevators were down.
The officers rushed into the building and found Flowers, who couldn't move. The officers were able to carry him to safety.
Flowers ultimately ended up being the person who started the blaze. It was revealed the fire was the result of an ongoing feud between Flowers and another occupant.
Flowers has since pleaded guilty to arson and is serving a two-year sentence.