Eugene Mirman Saved by Heroes After Car Crash

0:00On April 2nd, comedian and Bob's Berger's voice actor Eugene Mirman got into a serious crash Tuesday just before noon at the Bedford toll plaza in New Hampshire. The 51-year-old from Massachusetts was driving a northbound electric vehicle that slammed into the plaza and burst into flames. Stay police confirmed he suffered major injuries but was pulled from the fiery wreck. Wait after the crash, Republican governor Kelly Iyotes and her security detail rolled up on the scene. A trooper assigned to protect her, along with two bystanders, smashed through a window to drag Mirman out safely. The governor even grabbed a fire extinguisher from her car to help fight the blaze, though she stayed out of harm's way. Mirman voices the quirky middle-kid Gene Belcher on over 300 episodes of Bob's Bergers plus the movie, and he's popped up on shows like Flight of the Concerts and Archer. His agents shared that he's grateful to the rescuers, first responders and hospital

1:00team, and he's now on the mend focusing on recovery. Folter calling the quick actions straight up heroic. Stay police Colonel Mark Hall praised how the team rushed in without a second thought, risking their own safety. Governor Iyotes said she and her husband are praying for him and thanked everyone who stepped up. The crash is still under investigation, with no charges filed yet, but Mirman's already thanking his lucky stars for those everyday heroes who made the difference. That's the story for today. Global News Today, Driven by AI