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A 3-year-old boy was kidnapped from a public library, and less than an hour later, he was sitting on a city bus beside the man who had taken him. The little boy was crying, and the other passengers had no idea he had been abducted. But when the bus driver looked at the child, he suddenly realized he matched the description of a missing boy police were desperately searching for. It happened in Milpitas, California. Bus driver Tim Watson had heard the police alert about a missing 3-year-old boy earlier that day. When a man boarded his bus with a crying child, something didn’t seem right. The more Tim looked at the little boy, the more he suspected he was the child everyone was searching for. But Tim couldn’t risk confronting the man. If he was the kidnapper, one wrong move could put the little boy in even greater danger. So Tim came up with a clever plan. He announced to the passengers that someone had reported a missing green backpack and began walking through the bus, pretending to search for it. As he moved past the man and child, Tim got a closer look and confirmed his suspicions. He quietly contacted dispatch to alert police, then returned to his seat and continued driving as though nothing had happened. All the while, the suspected kidnapper remained on board, completely unaware that the driver had recognized the child. Tim kept his composure until police were able to intercept the bus. Officers rushed aboard, arrested the suspect, and brought the little boy to safety. Thanks to one observant bus driver who refused to ignore his instincts, a terrifying kidnapping ended with a child being returned to his family. Tim Watson wasn’t a police officer or a trained rescuer. He was simply a bus driver who recognized a child in danger and found a way to save him without putting him at greater risk. Let’s give this incredible man the recognition he deserves.

Heroes. Saw this on fb and wanted to share. Two brothers were fishing behind their Carmel, Indiana neighborhood on a Monday morning when a stroller rolled down an embankment and plunged into the retention pond in front of them. Maddox Larger is 15. His brother Grant is 14. Inside that stroller was a 2-year-old, strapped in and sinking. Their grandmother was already in the water, struggling. She had a 4-year-old strapped to her back, and neither she nor that child could swim. Maddox heard her scream and ran. The brothers jumped in. Together they pulled the grandmother and the 4-year-old to dry land first. But the worst part was not over. The stroller was upside down in the pond with the 2-year-old still clipped inside. Maddox went back into the water. He got the stroller to the surface, unbuckled the little one, and lifted the child out. But the toddler was not breathing. So Maddox did the one thing he remembered. He leaned the child forward and began back slaps, over and over. And the child spit out the water and started breathing again. By the time first responders reached them, both little ones were conscious and crying, and the whole family was safely out of the pond. Police say the brothers' quick thinking is what made the difference between a tragedy and a miracle. The city plans to honor Maddox and Grant at the Carmel City Council meeting next month. Two kids went out to fish that morning, and came home having carried three people back from the edge of the worst day of their lives. PC on Fb: rise and thrive

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Thank God we saved an American from another Illegal taking his job + his wife... How is illegals taking our jobs + our wives, not the literal definition of being invaded and our populace being raped/pillaged?

🚨 JUST IN: Liberals are furious that Nick Shirley is going to get PAID for EXPOSING Fraud. LMAO 😂 Nick Shirley should be paid MILLIONS for what he has done for America I STAND WITH NICK

🚨 BREAKING: The Trump admin just announced they're withholding $1.2 BILLION in Medicaid payments to California Specifically, because they found California is paying people to literally CARRY GROCERIES upstairs for their OWN MOTHERS, and billing the federal government for it under "personal care services" That's INSANE. "California has been growing that program 24% in the last THREE YEARS. That is TWICE the rate of every other state average in the country." "Impossible for us to understand how that could be." "Many of you would carry groceries upstairs for your mom for free, I would think. But in California, they'll pay you a LOT of money for it." "So we're taking major action in California. Again, $1. 2 billion deferred in their Medicaid payments directed to personal care services." @DrOzCMS

This is a post I copied from “ Spotlight, Delaware” she asks how’s she to know if she’s next. So she’s illegal? What are they doing here? I remember stringent protocols: wait your turn; thorough vetting; learn English required; obey the law…