The army player withdrew a man from a burning car after an accident

Larry Picky JuniorSalama, a student of the Redshirt team in the army’s football team, helped save a man from a burning vehicle after his arrival through the fiery scene.

Beckett Junior and his family were on the way back from dinner in the Times Square in New York on Saturday, August 30, when they saw a vehicle surrounded by power generational in Fort Montgomery, New York, about five miles south of the West Point campus.

Football player and his father, Larry Picky FatherCarry an unidentified man from the car just moments before separation.

Picky shared a video clip of the accident Via Facebook On Sunday, August 31, which his daughter seized, Lauren.

“Thank you, Jesus, that this man will live to see another day!” Picky wrote the father. “I am very grateful to my son LJ to save his life! Not only has an effect on the semester and the football field at the United States Military Academy in West Point, but it also makes a difference in his community!”

“This is more than just a driving offer, it is a testimony to the West Point character – in preparation for going to the line of fire, not only for his country, but for anyone who needs it. To see that the courage and the self at work was really incredible,” the father.

In an interview with ABC11 North CarolinaPicky father said that there was no “discussion” about helping the sick man.

“My son just jumped to work,” said Picky Father. He mentioned that his military training began and withdrew.

Picky Junior, who attended the Ino Secondary School in Rally, North Carolina, for the first time at the university on Friday, August 29, about 24 hours before the car accident stumbled.

The Black Army knights lost 30-27 at home at the double work in front of Tarleton School. The credit for Picky Junior was with one processing.

Beckett Junior was praised by the American Military Academy on Sunday, and wrote in Social media publication It is “proud of the heroic actions” that Picky Junior and his father took.

Sports Director of the Army, Tom TheodorakisPicky Junior also noted “leadership, courage and selfish service.”

“Kadet Larry Picky Junior and his father embody the values ​​we keep, ascended in a moment of crisis to save life,” Theodorickes wrote Via x On Monday, September 1.