Barrow County deputy rescues nearly a dozen chickens from burning coop
A Barrow County deputy saved about eight to 10 chickens from a burning coop during a residential fire response.
A Barrow County sheriff's deputy responded to a residential fire where an outdoor shed and a nearby chicken coop were engulfed in flames, according to FOX 5 Atlanta.
Upon learning that live chickens were trapped inside the burning coop, Deputy Sanson forced open the door and entered briefly amid smoke and heat to rescue approximately eight to 10 chickens, the Barrow County Sheriff's Office reported through Atlanta News First.
The sheriff’s office praised Deputy Sanson for his quick intervention and compassion, noting that protecting the community extends to all members, including animals.
Authorities have not released the exact location of the fire, and fire investigators have yet to determine the cause of the blaze.
This incident highlights the varied and sometimes unexpected challenges law enforcement officers face while serving their communities in the Atlanta area.
- FOX 5 Atlanta: Deputy rescues nearly a dozen chickens from burning coop in Barrow County
- Atlanta News First: Barrow County deputy saves several chickens from burning coop
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