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A young boy got separated from his parents at Hersheypark in Pennsylvania last Saturday evening. The child somehow made it past security barriers and onto the closed monorail tracks. Parents across America are asking the same question: could this happen to any family?
The liberal media loves to blame parents every time something goes wrong with kids. But here’s the truth they won’t tell you. Even the best parents can’t watch their children every single second. Kids move fast and accidents happen to good families.
This little boy spent twenty minutes alone at the closed station before walking on the actual tracks. The monorail area was supposed to be secured with chains and barriers. Yet somehow a small child found his way inside. Where was the park security that parents pay good money to trust?
Thank God for heroes like John Sampson, a veterinarian and father of three who was at the park with his own family. When he saw the child in danger, he didn’t wait for someone else to act. He climbed right up on those tracks and saved that boy himself.
This is what real American values look like. A stranger risking his own safety to help a child in need. No government program or social worker swooped in to save the day. It was just one good man doing the right thing.
The boy was safely returned to his parents within thirty minutes of being reported missing. His family must have felt pure terror during those moments. Every parent knows that sinking feeling when you lose sight of your child for even a few seconds.
Instead of attacking these parents, we should be grateful their story had a happy ending. Families deserve support, not judgment from people who weren’t there. Sometimes bad things happen despite everyone’s best efforts.
This incident shows why we need more people like John Sampson in our communities. When good Americans look out for each other’s kids, everyone wins. That’s how we build a stronger, safer nation for all our children.
