First Responders Honored For Efforts In Chili Fire
By: WROC-TV
Updated: February 13, 2013
The Monroe County Sheriff's office honored first responders who became heroes during a house fire in Chili last month.
Sheriff deputy Jason Elliotto and Chili firefighters were credited with helping pull victims out of the burning home on January 24th. A postal worker delivering mail noticed the fire on Golden Road and called 911. She helped pull Judith Ogg, 68, out of a window. Deputy Elliotto and two Chili firefighters then went into the home to rescue Katelynn Ogg, 24, Judith's daughter. Elliotto then went back into the home, crawling on the floor to save Katelyn's seven-month-old daughter. Katelyn, her daughter and her four-year-old son RJ are still in guarded condition at Strong Hospital. Judith remains in satisfactory condition.
Sheriff deputy Jason Elliotto and Chili firefighters were credited with helping pull victims out of the burning home on January 24th. A postal worker delivering mail noticed the fire on Golden Road and called 911. She helped pull Judith Ogg, 68, out of a window. Deputy Elliotto and two Chili firefighters then went into the home to rescue Katelynn Ogg, 24, Judith's daughter. Elliotto then went back into the home, crawling on the floor to save Katelyn's seven-month-old daughter. Katelyn, her daughter and her four-year-old son RJ are still in guarded condition at Strong Hospital. Judith remains in satisfactory condition.
