Arizona Trooper Pulls Unconscious 300 Pound Man From Car Seconds Before Train Hits It
January 28, 2018
An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper has been credited with saving a man's life after he dragged an unresponsive driver out of a car that was hit by a train seconds later.

Henry Roanhorse / Arizona Department of Public Safety
In a press release, the DPS said trooper Henry Roanhorse was driving home when he spotted the car on railroad tracks in McKinley County, New Mexico, which is just across the Arizona state line.
Roanhorse approached the vehicle and found the 56-year-old driver, Sampson Whitegoat, unconscious behind the wheel. He crawled into the vehicle to take off Whitegoat's seat belt as a train rounded a nearby curve.
Roanhorse pulled Whitegoat out of the vehicle — despite Whitegoat, who had regained consciousness, fighting against him — and dragged his 300-pound body about 25 feet from the tracks.
Seconds later, the train collided with the car and threw it 150 feet.
Roanhorse said Whitegoat thanked him for saving his life.
His Last Day As A Teacher After 36 Years. They Turned It Into A Memory For Life
Kids Are Loving The Tiny Duck Libraries Popping Up Around New York City
A Man Ruined A Beautiful Snowman Display — What Happened Next Was Perfect
Pet Owners Share Hilarious Stories Of Paying The Vet… Just To Find Out Their Pets Are Weird
Jonathan And Nancy Fell In Love In Real Life — And So Did Their Stunt Doubles
Cat Owner Begs Internet For Advice On How To Get Her Cat To Stop Playing Piano
Donkey Gets Tricked Into Taking His Medicine — And It’s Adorable
I Picked Up My Sister From Work At A Doggy Daycare — Then This Happened
Pig’s Friends Couldn’t Handle Seeing Him So Scared
Watch A Forensic Scent Dog Track Down A Hidden Pen
Watch This 4-Year-Old Girl Steal The Show At A Comedy Club
