UPS driver helps save woman in wheelchair at busy Phoenix intersection - St. Louis Post Dispatch
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 in Phoenix was that dedication to his community was all in a day's work.
"I just saw this little lady in a wheelchair struggling to get across the crosswalk," said Westbrook.
Westbrook said he was waiting to make a left turn after picking up an order nearby when he noticed a woman teetering a little too close to the tracks.
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 in Phoenix was that dedication to his community was all in a day's work.
"I just saw this little lady in a wheelchair struggling to get across the crosswalk," said Westbrook.
Westbrook said he was waiting to make a left turn after picking up an order nearby when he noticed a woman teetering a little too close to the tracks.
