Arkansas cop tragically dies saving fiancée's life just hours after proposing
Officer Fred Marsh jumped into the Elk River to rescue his fiancée but was pulled away by the current.
Officer Fred Marsh jumped into the Elk River to rescue his fiancée but was pulled away by the current.
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