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Two people rescued from burning cars just minutes before explosion

Updated: 10:09 AM EDT May 14, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Scroll down to watch video of the rescues.Three Louisville Metro police officers are being commended for rescuing two people from burning vehicles after a crash, all of which was caught on body cameras.The rescues happened after 5:30 a.m. Thursday.It started when a car that was already pulled over on the interstate was rear-ended by another driver. That set both vehicles on fire, officials said.The Louisville Metro officers were on the scene within minutes after they were notified of the crash, and it was when they arrived that they found both drivers unresponsive.Police say one of the drivers became responsive while one of the officers was helping them escape from the vehicle.WATCH BELOW: Body cameras show rescues *Warning - Contains strong language, some could find content to be graphic* According to police, both drivers were rescued by the officers just minutes before an explosion.Officials with the police department said the officers took immediate action to rescue the people, rescues that the officers were not trained for."They showed up and they knew what had to be done and they did it," said Lt. Jeff Lauder with the LMPD 7th Division.The officers were identified as Officer Clayton Kelly, Officer James Ashley and Officer Connor Maloney.Officials said if it wasn't for the quick thinking of the officers, the two drivers would likely have not survived. The rescues happened while the officers were also coming off 11-hour shifts.The two drivers were taken to a hospital where they were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Officials said the officers were also taken to a hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation.The police officers have since been released from the hospital. One of them received stitches from pulling one of the drivers through the window.

WATCH: 3 LMPD officers rescue people from burning cars just minutes before explosion

WATCH: 3 LMPD officers rescue people from burning cars just minutes before explosion Share Updated: 5:38 PM EDT May 13, 2021 WLKY Digital Team Share Updated: 5:38 PM EDT May 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MORNING. REPORTER: YOU’RE HEARING AND SEEING THE FRANTIC MOMENTS TWO LMPD OFFICERS TRY TO REACH A MAN TRAPPED INSIDE THIS PICKUP. OFFICERS CLAYTON KELLY AND CONNOR MALONEY USED A BATON TO BUST OUT A WINDOW AND PULL THAT MAN TO SAFETY. JUST FEET AWAY, A THIRD OFFICER IS DOING THE SAME TO SAVE A SECOND DRIVER INVOLVED IN TH CRASH. THAT’S OFFICER JAMES ASHLEY TELLING THE DRIVER TO COVER HIS EYES AS HE BREAKS OUT THE WINDOW, AND THEN PULLS BACK THE GLASS SO THE DRIVER CAN CRAWL TO SAFETY >> COME ON. REPORTER: FLAMES ENGULFED BOTH VEHICLES JUST MOMENTS AFTER OFFICERS RESCUED THE DRIVERS. >> YOU HAD A WRECK, BUDDY. YOU’RE OK. REPORTER: THE TWO CARS COLLIDED ON I-65 NEAR FERN VALLEY BEFOR 6:00 THURSDAY MORNING. THIS COULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED AT A WORSE PLACE OR WORSE TIME. EARLY MORNING, STILL DARK OUT. THE EARLY MORNING COMMUTE WAS JUST STARTING TO RAMP UP. THESE OFFICERS DID NOT HESITATE TO JUMP INTO ACTION. >> WE NOT TRAIN OFFICERS TO EXTRACT PEOPLE FROM BURNI VEHICLES. BUT THEY SHOWED UP AND IT KNEW IT HAD TO BE DONE AND THEY DID IT. REPORTER: LT. JEFF LAUDER WITH LMPD’S 7TH DIVISION SAYS HIS 3 OFFICERS ARE RELATIVELY NEW THE FORCE. THEY HAVE A COMBINED TOTAL OF ABOUT 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE. BUT ON THURSDAY MORNING, ALO THAT BUSY HIGHWAY, IT WAS OBVIOUS THAT DIDN’T MATTER. THERE IS NO DOUBT IN MY MIND THESE PEOPLE WOULD NOT HAVE SURVIVED THIS HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR THE Q