Marcos

Mike's already pulled the guy outside of the car.

Me, three other guys and another girl, we run up to the man.

grab him each by a limb.

We start dragging him because the car's on fire.

He's yelling at us about his kids.

My kids are in the car.

He's trying to get up to go get him.

We're trying to keep him down.

I look at Mike.

He knows what's happening.

He tells me right away, I already got the kids out of the car.

You get him away from the car.

whole family out to my recollection he was up there directing traffic checking on the other car traffic's piling up on both ends so we dragged this man maybe about 20 feet away from the car

The fire's only getting bigger.

Let's pull him further away.

We actually get him onto the main road, which is probably about 30, 40 feet away.

I'm looking at Mike.

He's running back and forth, making sure everything's going clear.

A lot of traffic, no ambulance, no fire trucks, no cops have shown up yet.

We're all there leaning on this guy, trying to keep him calm, letting him know your kids are okay.