Jul 17, 2017 by Rik Bokelman
It had only been seven days since he got released from prison, but Aaron Tucker had already done the impossible — he landed a job interview. But when a car crashed right in front of the bus, Aaron knew the right thing to do was to jump off and help the injured driver—so he did. Tucker skipped his job interview in order to stay with the man until an ambulance arrived.
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(...) praises Aaron Tucker for be willing to be a Good Samaritan. On his Facebook page he writes: "He even used the new shirt he had been given for his job interview to help stop the bleeding. Way to go Aaron! The world needs more people willing to be a Good Samaritan."
A business owner reached out to Evans Friday to offer Tucker a tailored suit so he will have confidence at his future job.
A business owner reached out to Evans Friday to offer Tucker a tailored suit so he will have confidence at his future job.