• A 3-year-old child was trapped inside a blazing mobile home on Sunday.
• Wisconsin police released videos of first responders rescuing him.
• Police seize the child and sprint across the neighborhood to an ambulance.

A 3-year-old child was trapped inside a blazing mobile home on Sunday. Wisconsin police however released dramatic videos of first responders rescuing him.

According to police bodycam footage, firefighters rushed to break a window to the West Allis home as flames harshly shot out of the building.

On camera, a firefighter however breaks the window glass of a rear bedroom and knocks off the window frame to gain access to the room and find the youngster.

The firefighter carries the boy out of the smoke-filled window and hands him over to the officers who are standing outside.

The policemen seize the child and sprint across the neighborhood to an ambulance that is close by.

The youngster however rushed to a hospital for treatment. He later identified as MJ. He now in a stable condition.

Two adults also get the treatment at the hospital. They independently managed to flee the fire at that time.

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With the infant in his arms, a West Allis police officer raced in the direction of an ambulance.

The family of MJ told the broadcaster that they almost completely lost everything in the fire.

They expressed their gratitude to the emergency personnel for preserving their child.