Dallas police officers and firefighters are being recognized for their efforts in rescuing a homeless woman trapped in a ravine. The woman was stuck for days before being found. First responders faced challenging conditions during the rescue, including searing heat and thick mud.

The terrain had been affected by a recent storm, making it difficult to navigate. Further details of the rescue are available from Dallas authorities, who responded to a call after a man reported hearing cries for help near Conrad High School. The rescue was a complex operation that pushed responders to their limits.