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    Video Of What Firefighter Was Caught Doing To Little Girl At Car Crash Goes Viral Online

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodOctober 8, 20241 Min Read
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    In a moving occurrence, California firefighter Ryan Lopez consoled a 4-year-old girl following an automobile accident near San Diego. The accident included numerous vehicles and was triggered by a large rig crossing into oncoming traffic. While the injured received medical attention, Lopez, a father himself, comforted the undamaged youngster. During the difficult situation, he cradled her, provided water, and offered solace, emphasizing the value of safety and comfort.

    Lopez viewed his actions as part of his job as a first responder, stating that any of his colleagues would have done the same. Sadly, the crash killed a mother and daughter. A 6-year-old child from one vehicle was seriously injured, while a 4-year-old daughter comforted by Lopez received minor injuries.

    The public praised the firefighter’s genuine kindness, describing it as both a fatherly and courageous act, with many expressing their prayers and well-wishes for the accident victims.

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