Barefoot civilian helps deputies rescue driver from burning SUV in 111 mph Kitsap pursuit

A high-speed chase ending in fire shows how emergency situations can unite strangers in life-saving action, raising questions about public safety training and law enforcement protocols during dangerous pursuits.
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