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A baby in a stroller gets stuck in a traffic jam in Hesperia, California before the Good Samaritan intervenes. (Donna Gunderson/LOCAL NEWS X/TMX)
Dramatic safety video from a Southern California car wash shows a Good Samaritan saving a baby in a stroller as it heads onto a busy road.
The woman was doing something in the back seat of the car when she saw that the stroller was entering a traffic jam.
But once the stroller reaches the edge of the street, a man rushes to the right side of the camera to stop it, and another man helps the woman, identified by NBC Los Angeles as the boy’s aunt, finally get back on her feet. She reportedly injured her knee.
It was windy in Hesperia around 3:00 pm on Monday when the incident took place. You can see the debris flying behind the stroller as it rolls.
The man who stopped the stroller was identified as Donna Gunderson’s brother, Ron Nessman, who shared a video from the A1 car wash.
”I knew I could do it, I did it, and I’m grateful because I really don’t want to see the end result if I’m not there,” Neisman told the radio station.
Ron Neisman rushed to the carriage, and his aunt struggled to her feet. (Donna Gunderson/Local News X/TMX)
Nessman was interviewing at a nearby Applebee’s restaurant and was in the right place at the right time. His sister was sitting on the adjoining patio.
Homeless for about eight years, he has been living with his sister for the last three months, partly due to depression caused by the death of his girlfriend.
Ron Nessman hugged the child’s aunt after another man helped her to her feet. (Donna Gunderson/Local News X/TMX)
“I decided to do the right thing. If you want to be different in life, do something different, and today I am just that. I thank my sister for helping me. She was always there for me,” said Ness Mann, noting that he hopes his employer will see this story and give him a chance.
Gunderson told NBC in Los Angeles that the video should serve as a lesson to anyone using a sidecar: remember to block your wheels when you’re on hills or on windy days.
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Post time: May-14-2023