ROBINSON, Texas — Editor's Note | The video below is of a previous segment dealing with Law Enforcement in Central Texas.
Wednesday, the Robinson Police Department honored Sgt. Mike Noel with a Life-Saving Award for his actions during a house fire, according to the station's Twitter.
On the morning of Sept.16, Robinson Police and Fire were called to a house fire on West Moonlight Drive, according to police. The home was fully engulfed when firefighters arrived.
Noel learned that someone was still in the house, prompting him to break a window and call out to the resident, according to police.
The resident followed his voice and safely exited the burning home. A Life-saving Award is given to any officer who directly is responsible for saving a human life, according to Texas Law Enforcement Agencies.
Robinson Police honor Sergeant with Life-Saving Award
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