Crowd lifts SUV to save woman trapped after New York City crash
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Nearly a dozen people on Sunday lifted an SUV to rescue a woman who became trapped under a car after she was apparently run over on the Lower East Side, video shows.
Footage posted on Twitter shows onlookers rushing to a black SUV at the intersection of Delancey and Norfolk Streets and tilting it on its right side to pull the pedestrian out.
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A photo shows her lying on her back on the ground and using her phone as first responders crowd around her.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Colby Droscher, who posted the video and photo, told The Post he was about a block away when he heard the crash and people screaming.
“As I approached there were big crowds forming all around the intersection,” he said in a message.
“All of a sudden everyone ran to lift the car. It all happened so fast.”
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An FDNY spokesman said the agency received a trauma call at 5:10 p.m. and that one person was transported to Bellevue Hospital.
The person’s condition was unclear.
A police spokesperson didn’t have any details about the incident.
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