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UPS driver spots 86-year-old woman bleeding in street, carries her to hospital

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SANTA ROSA, Calif. - An 86-year-old woman from Santa rosa says a UPS driver came to her rescue in the middle of his work day.Magda Vahey fell and broke her wrist while crossing the street near Providence Santa Rosa Hospital last month.UPS spokeswoman Amanda Catala said Devon Brooks saw the woman lying in the middle of the street bleeding and ran to help.When Vahey told him that she was in excruciating and pain couldn't walk, Brooks carried her to the hospital and stayed until she was admitted, Catala said.Not only that, but Vahey remembered her purse and belongings scattered in the street when she fell and figured her stuff was lost forever.

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