Former Chicago police officer Johnny Lauder spent 11 hours rescuing his mother from Hurricane Ian after floodwaters filled her home in Naples, Florida
Former Chicago police officer Johnny Lauder joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how he rescued his disabled mother from the Category 4 storm in Naples, Florida.
"Once the storm water started coming in, and it was about three and a half, four feet of water on the side of my son's house, that's when I knew that time was of the essence, and I made sure they were safe and dry," Lauder told."They went up in an attic crawl space with a way to get out of the roof if need be, and I jumped out the window and started making my trek to help mom.
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