Officers, neighbor rescue woman from Centereach fire
A Centereach woman was rescued by Suffolk police officers and a neighbor as a fire burned her home. The flames broke out just after 3 a.m. at a home on Forest Road. Officials say 66-year-old Rosemarie
•
May 3, 2015, 5:43 PM
•
Updated 3,525 days ago
Share:
A Centereach woman was rescued by Suffolk police officers and a neighbor as a fire burned her home.
The flames broke out just after 3 a.m. at a home on Forest Road.
Officials say 66-year-old Rosemarie Donnelly was trapped on the home's second floor.
Officers Frank Saracino and Keith Murphy, along with neighbor Thomas Earl, were able to find a ladder and carry the woman to safety.
Four more people in the home were able to escape on their own.
Officials say a dog perished in the fire. No one else was seriously hurt.
More from News 12
1:17
Officials: 3 firefighters injured; multiple residents displaced by Jericho condo fire
2:47
Sunshine and cold temps on Long Island; rainy weekend ahead
Police: Woman dies after being found with stab wounds in Massapequa on Christmas Eve
1:02
Long Island flu cases on the rise
0:22
Police: 3 suspects wanted for dine and dash incident at Sayville restaurant
0:19
