Orlando Police officers jumped into a retention pond to save a driver who drove off the road while rounding a turn.

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Police officers in Orlando, Florida, recently rescued a driver submerged in a retention pond, a police body camera video shows.

The Orlando Police Department shared on Facebook the video, which is from Aug. 6 around 10 p.m. The incident occurred near the I-4 East expressway and the 408 East expressway in Orlando, Florida.

“Special kudos to OPD Officers Crow, Harmon, Kissane and Peterson! Foxtrot units responded to a retention pond on the on-ramp to I4 East from 408 East,” the post stated. “The vehicle which was occupied by a single driver drove over the embankment while attempting to negotiate the on-ramp corner.”

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