Video shows Georgia cops pulling a passenger from a burning car

Newly released bodycam footage reveals the moment two heroic Georgia cops pulled a passenger out of a burning vehicle moments before the vehicle becomes entirely engulfed in flames.

The footage, shot Sunday outside Atlanta, reveals the two officers rush to the rescue of a passenger who seems to be trapped inside the car after it struck a tree and burst into flames.

The video shows the cops — identified as Fayetteville Police Officers Maggie Murphy and Michael Perry — reach into the passenger’s side door and pull the victim to safety.

The victim is currently unidentified.

The passenger’s hair and shirt are seen on fire as they hit the ground before the flames are extinguished by the officers.

It is not clear from the footage if the victim is a man or a woman.

Murphy arrived first and forced open the victim’s side door with help from an off-duty cop.

Perry then helped pull the victim to safety.

The footage does not show the driver being rescued from the burning wreck, but both were later admitted to an area hospital.

“We train our officers to do this,” Fayetteville Police Chief Scott Gray said in a statement. “But it takes courage to put yourself in danger like that in the line of duty.”

The incident took place right after 2:30 a.m. on Helen Sams Parkway.

Firefighters later attended the scene and doused the flames.