A break wall in Rocky River Park near Cleveland, Ohio was the scene of heroics from local police officers.

Body Camera footage released shows the cops pulling a 13-year-old boy from Lake Erie.

The boy fell off of the break wall in Rocky River Park while on a field trip, FOX8 Cleveland reported:

Rocky River police Sgt. Ronald Flowers: “I knew that if he had been in the water a long time, he would be exposed to hypothermia, so we wanted to make sure we got down there and got him out of the water as quickly as possible.”

A body camera video shows cops running rescue the boy, but the officers grew alarmed when they didn’t see him in the water.

They searched until they found a teacher with a group of students on the break wall. The boy was in the water near the wall.

The officer shouted, “try to hold on, hold on,” as he threw a rope to the student.

The 13-year-old thanked his rescuers as he lay on the grass.

Police Sgt Flowers said, “It felt great, you know it’s great when you can save somebody like that, especially in those types of conditions.”

Even though there was fear of hypothermia, the young boy wasn’t harmed.