The Army football player and father drag the man from the demolished car slightly before the vehicle catches fire

The army praised the shares of Sophomore footballer Larry Pickett Jr. After Pickett saved someone from the destroyed vehicle on Saturday night.

Security Larry Pickett Jr. And his family came across a dry that rested between the utility pillar and wood. In the video His father posted on Facebook, Pickett and his father pull out a car man because you can see the giroks under the vehicle.

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Just a few seconds after the man is pulled out of the car, the car set fire. He saw below.

“Something just a midnight, I looked at awe as my son, Larry Pickett Jr., He ran towards a burning vehicle, ignoring packs for power for power,” Larry Pickett Sr. He wrote “Larry Pickett.” With huge courage, he pulled a man for safety, saving him from the fiery. “

“This is more than the leadership view; it’s a newspaper to know, in it, in it – willingness to enter the line of fire, not only for his country, but also for everyone who needs it.

Pickett sr. Said Raleigh TV Station ABC 11 For his family to vehicle back to West Point after dinner at Times Squar when they came to Fort Montgomery, New York.

“There was no discussion. My son just jumped right into action,” Larry Pickett Sr said. “He mentioned that she put her military training, and we pulled him out for him from the road until police officers arrived there. And then the fire officer arrived there soon after.”

The coach of the Jeff Monken said that “Larrich heroic actions is influenced in our cadetic athletes. In that critical moment, he did not think of himself at that critical moment not only in that critical person.”

Pickett first played the time of his career in the style of the army’s loss in Tarleton State on Friday night. Sophomore had one stay in 30-27 loss of double override. Parenting in Raleigh, Pickett played in ENLOE High School and his uncle was former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Ike Taylor.