A boy, 16, saves the family from the burning house

A teenager in Ohio is praised after a family was saved from a burning house on Friday, March 28, according to Cleveland Flueland and Rescue X jobs.

At approximately 11 am on Friday, near West 140 Street and Sacramento Street in Cleveland, Tyler Sodin, 16, heard family cries for help inside their house.

Then the teenager grabbed a ladder from his home and ran. Putting the ladder against the house to help a woman to escape 10 months and 7 years old.

The firefighters in Cleveland later arrived at the scene and discovered SOWDEN and the family had been safely evacuated. The 10 -month -old woman, 7 -year -old and a 12 -year -old child jumped from the back of the house in the Holth Metro.

The house next to the fire was also affected by fire. Two Cleveland police officers saw the fire during the lunch break and saved an elderly man and his dog from the house.

No one has serious injuries. One of the 60 firefighters who responded to a shoulder but stable injury, according to L. Cleveland 19.

“I was in my house, and I heard the screaming, Sawsan Cleveland said 19.” I saw the child over the ceiling. The house was burning. I took a ladder, ran, put the ladder, grabbed the children and helped the mother below the ladder. ”

He recalls, “I was not thinking,” I did not think, “I took the ladder and ran,”

“He just jumped to work, and he did not ask any questions. He risked his life to save others,” Sudan’s wife, Matt Stamber, who was not at the time at that time, said with the tears of Cleveland 19.

“It is amazing. He saved their lives,” said the information officer in the fire department, Mike Norman, told Cleveland 19.

Norman said: “He was heroic this morning. Give him a lot of credit,” Norman said. “To respond, to think about the future, to bring the ladder – bring the right ladder to the scene of the accident – and to help that woman and her children. He saved three lives today.”

Norman told ABC 5.

“The subscriptions are open to Cleveland Fire. He is a very boy at this time, but we hope, within two years, we will work on it on board,” Norman said, in ABC 5.

The fire caused a loss of $ 170,000, according to the fire and rescue. X post. The investigation of the fire is underway.

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A representative of the Cleveland fire department did not respond immediately to ask people to get more information on Monday.