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(POCATELLO) – Idaho State Police are honoring two local heroes for their quick thinking and bravery last month. Audra Kissel and Aaron Larson received the state police’s highest civilian honor after pulling a man from his burning car on Highway 30 near McCammon. 48-year-old Scott Mann of Pocatello survived the crash, and within minutes several others arrived to assist as well. Kissel and Larson say that it all came down to being in the right place at the right time.
