By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
A TSA inspector was driving by an accident scene when she spotted a car leaking gasoline.
Amy Jishi made the discovery while leaving work at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Fox2 reports.
As the car began to burn, Jishi realized the driver was stuck in the car and couldn’t open the car. Before the car bust into flames, Jishi finally was able to help the driver escape the car.
“It never expected to see something like that,” Jishi said. “But when I saw the accident the only thought that went through my mind was to help them.”
The TSA expressed pride.
“We are all proud of Amy’s quick decision making and selfless actions,” said TSA Federal Security Director Steve Lorincz. “She represents the type of dedication and service that TSA strives to deliver.”
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