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Musicfan
Bewarse Legend
Username: Musicfan
Post Number: 61960
Registered: 05-2004
Posted From: 63.169.138.2
| | Posted on Thursday, May 04, 2017 - 10:03 am: |
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what a life, save cheyyabote bag kottesaadaa. too disgusting life of that guy..
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Prasanth
Censor Bewarse
Username: Prasanth
Post Number: 78577
Registered: 03-2004
Posted From: 49.205.221.82
| | Posted on Thursday, May 04, 2017 - 1:47 am: |
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Out of US, reward vacchaaka telisindhi..though it happened 1 week earlier |
Dobbey
Mudiripoyina Bewarse
Username: Dobbey
Post Number: 22765
Registered: 12-2009
Posted From: 75.64.171.247
| | Posted on Wednesday, May 03, 2017 - 11:23 pm: |
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A 34-year-old Indian-origin man is being hailed for his courage and rewarded by the police in the US after he saved the life of his woman co-worker from an oncoming train but was robbed of his bag when he jumped on the tracks to help her.
Anil Vannavalli, a data administrator, was waiting for his train to work to Manhattan Friday morning when 26-year-old Madhuri Recherla fell on the tracks at the Edison train station, the New York Post report titled 'Jerk steals backpack from guy saving woman on train tracks' said.
The immigrant from India who came to the US ten years ago, kept his backpack on the train platform and jumped onto the tracks with another commuter to save his co-worker Recherla from an oncoming train. While Vannavalli was doing that, police said a thief stole his backpack containing his laptop computer and headphones, valued at $700; about $200 in cash, and his work identification car, police said.
Police: Man’s backpack stolen while he and 2 others rescue woman who fell from the train platform in #Edison Friday. http://newjersey.news12.com/news/police-seek-person-who-stole-backpack-during-ed ison-train-rescue-1.13546438 …
"How can they do this in this situation? I felt very bad," Vannavalli said.
Edison Police later presented a cheque of $1000 to Vannavalli.
Recherla later said she fainted because she did not eat or drink so she could get to the train station on time. She was taken to the hospital with a fractured knee and broken ankle.
Vannavalli said it was only a matter of minutes before he and the other commuter could move the woman from the tracks and take her to the tracks, saving her from an oncoming train.
The Edison Township Police Department is combing through security cameras to find the thief behind the deed.
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.@EdisonPolice present a $1000 check to man robbed of his laptop, cash while he saved an unconscious woman from oncoming train. @PIX11News
"This theft, perpetrated in the midst of such a selfless good deed, seems so very disgusting and outrageous," Police chief Thomas Bryan said in a statement.
Vannavalli said he couldn't believe someone would rob him as he was saving another person's life.
"We know these things happen but not in this moment. When someone is going to save a life, how can he think about stealing?" Vannavalli said.
"You should be ready to help anyone in any situation... it's humanity," he said.
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