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Perry Barr driver helps save a life

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Published: 27 July 2017
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Desmond Johnson, a Perry Barr bus driver, has won an Outstanding Act of Good Citizenship Award from David Jamieson, the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).

L-R NXWM bus driver Desmond Johnson and West Midlands PCC David Jamieson 

Desmond was nominated for helping to save the life of teenager who was hit by a passing car, and thrown under his bus.

Desmond made the scene safe and crawled under the bus to look after the youngster until the paramedics arrived.

Desmond says: “He had some serious injuries, but I just kept him distracted.

“I just acted instinctively. I know that all of my colleagues would have done the same.

“The great news is that I hear he has since gone on to make a full recovery.”

The PCC says: “My awards are an opportunity to highlight some truly exceptional people. Either through dedicated work or inspirational acts they have all helped to make our region a much better place.”

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