A Phoenix UPS driver becomes a Good Samaritan when he helps a woman in a wheelchair who was stuck in the pavement and blocking traffic. PHOENIX (3TV / CBS 5) – These days, UPS drivers are often recognized for their work during the pandemic. But what Phoenix driver Ken Westbrook proved at the intersection of 32nd Street and Washington Street was that commitment to his community is commonplace. “I just saw this little lady in a wheelchair try to cross the crosswalk,” Westbrook said . Westbrook said he was waiting to turn left after picking up an order nearby when he noticed a woman was a little too close to the “When she was about halfway down I was tempted to open the door and help her, and then she stopped right near the light rail tracks, “Westbrook said. He said the woman who had just got off the bus showed up. “And I noticed the light rail was coming,” Westbrook said. Westbrook jumped out to help. “If they thought they could get past her and not make it, they would have slipped into their wheelchair,” Westbrook said. But he wasn’t the only person watching it all play out – a clerk doing ee from a nearby store a picture. “He thought of taking a picture, sent it to my boss, who sent it to me, How are you looking at this guy. Can you believe this guy? His truck is behind him, he’s at a traffic light out of his truck “said Rich Glenn. Rich Glenn took this photo of the good deed. (Source: Rich Glenn) Glenn of Red Cat Racing said he wasn’t surprised to learn Westbrook was helping the woman.” We all know Ken as probably one of the best people you will ever meet in your life, one of those really good people, “said Glenn. Westbrook’s behavior didn’t hurt the woman.” If the world was filled with Ken, there would be there are no problems, “said Glenn. “That sounds cheesy, but I treat people the way I would like to be treated,” Westbrook said. Westbrook hopes his efforts that day could inspire others to do what is right. Copyright 2021 KPHO / KTVK (KPHO Broadcasting Corporation). All rights reserved.
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