A New Zealand woman was minutes from her death when she was rescued from a living nightmare.
Police officers arrived at an Auckland wharf to find a BMW had rolled off the side of the road and was about 75% under water. Two good Samaritans were trying to hold the car above water while the driver frantically tried to escape.
The 64-year-old driver was completely distraught by the terrifying accident and feared she only had moments to live when local constables Paul Watts and Simon Russell appeared on the scene. The officers tried breaking the car's windshield with their police batons and failed, so Officer Russell grabbed a large rock and was able to smash the car's rear window.
The frantic woman was pulled to safety and taken to a hospital nearby. Meanwhile, police are trying to figure out what caused the nearly fatal accident.
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A New Zealand woman became trapped in her BMW when it went off the road and started to sink near an Auckland Wharf.
Auckland Officers Paul Watts and Simon Russell appeared on the scene as the car was seconds from being completely submerged.
One of the officers was able to pick up a big rock and smash the BMW's back window, freeing the distressed, 63-year-old driver.
After saving the woman's life, the constables humbly said they were just doing their jobs.
