Bravery
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I would like to publicly thank the brave gentleman who jumped from his car on a recent Saturday afternoon on Hollywood Boulevard to help my daughter when she was attacked by an unknown assailant while walking down the street.
Without this brave man’s intervention I am sure my daughter would have suffered more than a fractured arm and bruises. She was so frightened she forgot to thank him. The family and I want him to know how grateful we all are for his bravery.
Thank you, sir, wherever you may be.
REBECCA ESCHRICH
Huntington Beach
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