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Pizza delivery man hailed as hero after rescuing 2 kids, 3 teens from house fire

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When emergency workers responded to a call about a fire in Lafayette, Ind., last week, they witnessed a house engulfed in flames and a man leaping out of a window with a child in his arms.

The man was later identified as Nicholas Bostic, 25, a local pizza delivery man who is now being hailed as a hero for rescuing two children and three teenagers from the burning house.

Bostic was seriously injured during the rescue and had to be flown to nearby Indianapolis for treatment of severe smoke inhalation and a large gash on his right arm, according to a press release from the Lafayette Police Department.

A few days after his ordeal, Bostic had recovered enough to recount his story to police. Read more: After 2 years in a coma, U.S.

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