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Off-duty Indiana troopers pulled a pregnant driver from a smoking rollover

Israel and Jordin Rosillo were off duty on I-65 near Roselawn when a vehicle rolled. They climbed in and got the driver out before the wreck caught fire or the smoke overcame her.

Verified · Source: The Times of Northwest IndianaNov 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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Rescuers steady a person on a backboard as they lift him out through the open door of a car during a training drill
Illustrative photo of Nellis Air Force Base firefighters removing a simulated patient from a car during a January 2015 training drill. This is not the Interstate 65 crash near Roselawn, and the driver and Troopers Israel and Jordin Rosillo are not pictured. Staff Sgt. Victoria Sneed / U.S. Air Force / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

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Sunday afternoon, off-duty Indiana State Police troopers Israel and Jordin Rosillo pulled a pregnant woman from a rollover on Interstate 65 near the Roselawn exit, The Times of Northwest Indiana reported. Police said one vehicle rolled, and the driver was pinned inside while it smoked and sat on the verge of catching fire. The Rosillos were traveling the interstate when they saw the crash. They climbed into the vehicle and got her out before it caught fire or the smoke overcame her. She was taken to Franciscan Health Hospital in Crown Point. The Times said police had not released how the crash happened, or how she was doing after she reached the hospital.

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