Guns and Hoses Softball Tournament

What: Guns and Hoses Charity Softball Tournament

When: October 3, 2015 - 9:00am 

Where: 391 Egypt Rd. (Jones Center)

Why: Proceeds benefit the Carolina Children's Charity

Come support local police, fire and healthcare workers as we play softball to raise money for the Carolina Children's Charity. There will be jump castles, snow cones and Sparky the Fire Dog for the kids! First pitch is at 9:00am when we take on the Charleston Fire Department. Hope to see you there!

Livesaving Awards

The Mount Pleasant Fire Department presented 5 of our officers with Lifesaving Awards on Friday during a monthly supervisors meeting. We want to congratulate Cpl. Santos, Cpl. Willis, FTO Neese, Pfc. Howard, Pfc. Raley for their performance!

They also presented the police department with 4 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to be carried by officers as they patrol Mount Pleasant.

We want to thank the Mount Pleasant Fire Department for their continued support!

Officer Saves Man From Burning Vehicle

 

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – Officer rescues man from burning car on Pitt Street near King Street.   Pfc. Amber Simmons responded to Pitt Street near King Street on June 7, 2015 at approximately 12:15am and found a vehicle engulfed in flames. Pfc. Simmons observed a man partially out of the vehicle while another female was trying to get him out. Without regard for her own safety Pfc. Simmons ran to the car and assisted the witness in moving the man to safety.  Pfc. Simmons’ quick actions saved the man from serious injury and possible death.       The camera initiates after the man was pulled to safety.

Officer Saves Man from Burning Car

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. – Officer rescues man from burning car in the parking lot of Vickery’s on Shem Creek.   Corporal Adam Willis responded to the parking lot of Vickery’s on May 30, 2015 at approximately 4:35am and found a vehicle engulfed in flames. Corporal Willis retrieved his fire extinguisher and began clearing the passenger compartment of flames when he  observed a man sitting in the driver’s seat. He was then able to pull the man from the car and escorted him to safety.  Corporal Willis’ quick actions saved the man from serious  injury and possible death.