‘Police Academy’ Star Steve Guttenberg Helps Firefighters Clear Abandoned Cars During Pacific Palisades Wildfire

Actor Steve Guttenberg is best known for his starring roles in movies. police academy series and other 1980s favorites short circuit and cocoonwas seen helping firefighters clear a road of abandoned cars during the deadly Pacific Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

As Breitbart News reported, a deadly wildfire broke out in the Pacific Palisades as the storm continued. Officials said it could be the worst fire to hit the Los Angeles area since a 2011 storm that caused millions of dollars in property damage, including widespread power outages. and uprooted trees. After authorities ordered people to evacuate their homes, the situation became so dire, people were seen abandoning their cars in the middle of the road to escape the massive blaze, and firefighters were forced to scramble down the road. A bulldozer was forced to clear it.

Later, actor Steve Guttenberg, a neighbor, joined in the effort to clear the road for emergency vehicles along Palisades Drive and Sunset Boulevard near Highland Village. Speaking with KTLA 5's Gene Kang, Guttenberg urged those abandoning their cars to leave their keys behind so people like him don't get in the way of fire engines.

“What's happening now is people carrying their keys around as if they were in a parking lot. This is not a parking lot. We really need people to move their cars,” he says. “If you're going to leave your car behind, leave the keys there so a guy like me can move the car so the fire trucks can get there. That's really, really important.”

of police academy The Star added that some of his friends who live in the area were unable to evacuate due to heavy traffic on Palisades Drive.

“There's people stuck up there, so we're clearing Palisades Drive, so I'm walking up there as much as I can move my car,” he said.