Wesley Autrey
A portal about subway hero Wesley Autrey. He made a quick decision to jump onto a subway track in New York to rescue a stranger from an approaching train. Construction worker Wesley Autrey is being praised as "the hero of Harlem" for the... [more]
A portal about subway hero Wesley Autrey. He made a quick decision to jump onto a subway track in New York to rescue a stranger from an approaching train. Construction worker Wesley Autrey is being praised as "the hero of Harlem" for the rescue of a young man who suffered a seizure and fell onto subway tracks.
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