Alaska Trooper Saves Teen with Surfboard on Thin Ice

It's April 26.

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An Alaska State trooper turned a surfboard into a lifesaver when a team fell through

thin ice on a Kodiak Lake back on April 19.

Trooper Anthony Will grabbed the boar from a local resident, paddled across the shaky

ice, and hauled the hypothermic boy onto it, even after the kid.

Slip back into the freezing water.

The dramatic rescue video has folks talking, praising Will's quick thinking in a spot

where a standard gear just wouldn't cut it.

Sergeant Nathan Walsh jumped in too, tossing a toe strap to secure the boar and drag

them both safely to shore.

From there, Medics rushed the team to care, proving once again how smarts and teamwork

beat the brutal Alaskan Wild.