Fire

Ninety minutes into the pursuit, officers pinned the stolen U-Haul between a roadway median and several vehicles

The driver’s legs caught fire during the incident, but officers were able to pat the fire out and get him to safety

Mayor Michael Hancock allotted $611 million to the Denver Department of Public Safety in his proposed 2023 budget – 36% of the city’s $1.66 billion budget

Officers were on patrol when they heard a loud noise and discovered a car crashed into a burning building

Officials said the flames broke out around 2:30 a.m. and the vehicles were fully engulfed when fire crews arrived

The deputy’s drive was caught on dash camera footage, which shows intense flames and zero-visibility conditions

In this video, risk management expert Gordon Graham outlines how LE and fire can cooperate effectively on scene

The trooper uses an ax to break the car's window and then with assistance from bystanders, pushes the vehicle over from its side to extricate the driver

The man opened fire as firefighters battled the fire forcing them to take cover until police officers spotted the prone gunman and shot him dead

“I mean, it was pretty obvious, if we don't pull him out, there’s only one way how that ends,” Deputy Daniel Hill said

"The heat was so intense that part of the MCSO Marine vessel melted," the sheriff's office wrote on Facebook

After being hit from the rear, a cruiser bursts into flames leading fire investigators to question what caused the fire

"I don't wanna die," the woman cries. "I got you sweetheart ... You're OK. You're not gonna die," Officer Doug Richards says

Three officers battle intense heat and broken glass as flames fill the vehicle