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A 28-year-old Iraq war veteran saw black smoke billowing from an office building as he was driving by in his truck. He turned and rushed to the scene thinking he could help. He hurled his 17-foot ladder off his truck, helping to rescue people peeking through broken windows as thick smoke poured into the air.
A 28-year-old Iraq war veteran saw black smoke billowing from an office building as he was driving by in his truck. Robin De Haven turned around and rushed to the scene thinking he could help.
He hurled his 17-foot ladder from off his truck, helping to rescue people peeking through broken windows as thick smoke poured into the air.
"I don't feel like a hero. I was just trying to help," he said.
(Continue reading the AP story at Dallas Morning News)
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