NBC News | December 06, 2012
Strangers save mom, toddler pinned under car
A group of men in Aurora, Colo. are being hailed heroes after they rushed to lift a one-ton car off a mother and her toddler, pinned underneath the vehicle after being hit while crossing a street. KUSA’s Kevin Torres reports.
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