Perth Cops Save Woman from River

0:00Two police officers in Perth jumped into action early Thursday morning, swimming out into the Swan River to rescue a woman in her 30s, clinging to. A buoy. They got to her before the water police showed up, pulling off a gutsy move that saved the day. The officers paddled straight through the cold water, showing real quick thinking under pressure. Streets along the river banks got blocked off while everything went down, keeping the area secure. Superintendent Amber Harvey is praising their courage, calling it an outstanding display that put the public first. She's pushing their names forward for a Royal Life Saving bravery award. The woman got treated by paramedics at Elizabeth Key and all three officers and her headed to the hospital just to be safe. The cops are now under watch for hypothermia symptoms. No word yet on how she ended up in distress on the water, but these officers' selflessness sets a strong example for the force. Local news, powered by AI. This is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.