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Towing mishaps can cause deadly accidents.

Off-Duty SAPD Officer Rescues Driver from Fiery Crash on U.S. Highway 281

According to a report from News4SanAntonio, an officer is being praised for saving a driver’s life while off duty last week.¹

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