"We usually don't go that route. This is not our plan, but God's plan." one of the delivery men said.
When two beer delivery men from Minnesota drove through a bridge, they found a man standing outside the fence. They learned the man was going to jump down from the bridge, so they immediately got off to call the police and turned to the negotiators to send him 12-can of beer, finally succeeded in persuading him to dispel his suicidal thoughts and save a life.
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"We usually don't go that route. This is not our plan, but God's plan." one of the delivery men said.
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Jason and Kwame stayed till the police arriced. They stoy to persuade him, hoping he could changed hismind. Kwame said, "I told myself at the time that this poor man would end his life in front of us."
The man started to talked sbout himself and told he was from Chicago and had two children. However, he still refused to return to a safe position and refused food and money assistance.
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It turned out Jason and Kwame only appeared on the road because of the wrong way. When he was interviewed, he said, "We have a usual itinerary every Wednesday. We usually don't go that route. This is not our plan, but God's plan."
When Jason Gaebel and Kwame Anderson drove on Wednesday morning, they saw a man standing outside the road fence and the situation was very dangerous. Jason, who was driving the car, shouted to the man, "Hey, bro, are you okay? Come here!" But the man ignored the two, so they they stopped their car and called the police.
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Jason and Kwame stayed till the police arriced. They stoy to persuade him, hoping he could changed hismind. Kwame said, "I told myself at the time that this poor man would end his life in front of us."
Kwame thought of the negotiator in films and started to talked to the man, "I asked his name, the place of his birth. He said he have a house and I asked him if he has any child."
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The man started to talked sbout himself and told he was from Chicago and had two children. However, he still refused to return to a safe position and refused food and money assistance.
The two suddenly took the opportunity to think that they were carrying beer, so they suggested asking him to have a drink.
Kwame recalled, "I said to the police, 'you keep distracting him, I'll right back.' I went to take a box of beer and said, 'This is yours if you come back here.'" The man finally returned to a safe position and was sent to hospital for a check.
The police officers praised the two for "doing well."
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It turned out Jason and Kwame only appeared on the road because of the wrong way. When he was interviewed, he said, "We have a usual itinerary every Wednesday. We usually don't go that route. This is not our plan, but God's plan."
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