Jersey Proud: Former mayor, others stop to help father whose young son had a seizure
A father was driving on Interstate 76 in South Jersey when his 4-year-old son started having a seizure.
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May 7, 2021, 3:06 AM
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Updated 1,463 days ago
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603ds agoA father was driving on Interstate 76 in South Jersey when his 4-year-old son started having a seizure. Multiple people stopped to help the boy, including a retired police officer, a nurse and former Bogota Mayor Tito Jackson. The boy is expected to be OK thanks to everyone’s help.
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