JOINS US LIVE IN TONTITOWN - KENDALL? DEBRIS IS STILL ON THE GROUND FROM WHEN THE CAR SLAMMED INTO THIS TREE. TONTITOWN POLICE CHIEF JENISON SAYS THE DRIVER WOULD HAVE NOT SURVIVED IF IT WEREN'T FOR THE TWO OFFICERS ON THE SCENE. <> "making entry into the car." THIS IS POLICE BODY CAMERA VIDEO SHOWING THE MOMENTS AFTER THE CRASH. YOU CAN SEE OFFICER GARRETT HENRY CLIMBING INTO THE CAR TO TRY AND SAVE THE DRIVER WHO IS TRAPPED. <> "I got you, I got you, I got you." MEANWHILE, OFFICE REBECCA MARTIS WORKED TO PUT OUT THE FIRE. <> "She's out of the car, she's out of the car." Corey Jenison, Tontitown Police Chief "As a police chief this is what you want to see, and the officers highlight what police officers do daily across the country, CHIEF JENISON SAYS IT ALL STARTED WHEN OFFICER MARTIS ATTEMPTED A TRAFFIC STOP ON SATURDAY NIGHT. . WHEN MARTIS RAN THE TAGS ON A TOYOTA FOUR RUNNER, SHE NOTICED THE CAR WAS REPORTED STOLEN OUT OF FAYETTEVILLE RECENTLY. POLICE SAY THE DRIVER REFUSED TO STOP AND TOOK OFF ON BUSH CREEK. THE DRIVER DID NOT MAKE THIS SHARP TURN. James W Larson, Witness "I saw a large ball of fire at the end of my driveway then what looked like bottle rockets going off." JAMES LARSON SAYS WHEN HE HEARD THE CRASH HE HEADED DOWN HIS DRIVEWAY TO HELP Corey Jenison, Tontitown Police Chief "there was probably 10 or 15 neighbors and 4 or 5 fire trucks HE SAYS NEIGHBORS SHOWED UP WITH FIRE EXTINGUISHERS WHILE THE TWO OFFICERS TRANSITIONED FROM A POLICE PURSUIT TO RESCUE OPERATION. Corey Jenison, Tontitown Police Chief "they deserve to be recognized for it, to crawl into a vehicle that was on fire, I don't know many people that would have the thought to do that." CHIEF JENNISON SAYS THE TRUCK WAS RETURNED TO A HOME ON THIS STREET - THE HOME OWNER TELLS ME THE CAR WAS STOLEN FROM HER SON'S DRIVEWAY IN FAYETTEVIL