Woman scolded after helping to rescue child from burning truck
Tequila Isaacson
Truck driver Tequila Isaacson  was at a rest stop in Snoqualmie Pass  Wash. on Sunday when  she  noticed a family trying to get their child out of a burning pickup truck in the parking lot   she  wrote in a Facebook post.
 Isaacson  searched for a fire extinguisher while someone called 911.  She  was unable to find one until  she  noticed an extinguisher behind the locked door of Red Mountain Coffee.
 She  walked back around the side of the building and saw the fire had spread and was coming from underneath the truck. That is when  she  says  she  returned to  her  own truck and grabbed a metal fence post to break the door.
“I got the fire put out  and everyone safe  before the 911 call was completed ”  Isaacson  wrote.
When first responders arrived   Isaacson  told them that  she  broke the glass door. Instead of responding with thanks  a Washington State Patrol Trooper told her that using a fire extinguisher without permission is theft no matter how good the intentions  KOMO News reported.
“ He  outright stated that unless I was willing to pay for it right then and there   he  would be charging me with burglary ”  Isaacson  told KOMO.
The Washington State Patrol admitted a trooper did speak with  Isaacson  regarding who would be responsible for the damage.
The WSP will reportedly review the way the case was handled and added they are grateful for  Isaacson ’s courageous effort to help the child.
[TGT]was at a rest stop in Snoqualmie Pass  Wash. on Sunday when  [TGT]  noticed a family trying to get their child out of a burning pickup truck in the parking lot   [TGT]  wrote in a Facebook post.
 [TGT]searched for a fire extinguisher while someone called 911.  [TGT]  was unable to find one until  [TGT]  noticed an extinguisher behind the locked door of Red Mountain Coffee.
 [TGT]  walked back around the side of the building and saw the fire had spread and was coming from underneath the truck. That is when  [TGT]  says  [TGT]  returned to  [TGT]  own truck and grabbed a metal fence post to break the door.
“I got the fire put out  and everyone safe  before the 911 call was completed ”  [TGT]wrote.
When first responders arrived   [TGT]told them that  [TGT]  broke the glass door. Instead of responding with thanks  a Washington State Patrol Trooper told her that using a fire extinguisher without permission is theft no matter how good the intentions  KOMO News reported.
“ He  outright stated that unless I was willing to pay for it right then and there   he  would be charging me with burglary ”  [TGT]told KOMO.
The Washington State Patrol admitted a trooper did speak with [TGT]regarding who would be responsible for the damage.
The WSP will reportedly review the way the case was handled and added they are grateful for  [TGT] ’s courageous effort to help the child.