Officers Ryan Gray and Dylan Ayache were on their way to a training facility in Sacramento on Friday morning when they came across the fiery crash. The woman was still inside the vehicle when the officers rushed to help.
"She was asking, 'Please help me, I'm going to die.' Her screams were hard to describe," Gray said.
"It was hard to breathe. It was hard to see. And for her, I imagine it was ten-fold. It was much more difficult because she was trapped in all that smoke," Gray said.
"And eventually her and I coordinated to get her into a position where she was able to reach her arm out of the window, and I was able to get her out," he said.
"It seemed like divine timing really," he said.
The driver, a 46-year-old woman from Plumas Lake, was conscious when officers pulled her from the burning vehicle. She was taken to a hospital and released later that same day.
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