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“Our family is very grateful to whomever found/called the ambulance for him.”

“Dear PoPville,

On Monday morning my brother was heading home from the Cleveland park area. I woke up at 6 am to a call from the ER telling me he’s been in a terrible scooter accident.

He suffered from a lot of breaks and fractures in his face. Fortunately he survived and has no damage to his spine or brain. He has no recollection of what happened. Our family is very grateful to whomever found/called the ambulance for him. Please reach out if you have any details to [email protected]

We would love to see who his hero was and thank you!”

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