A South Carolina man is emotional with gratitude after more than a dozen people helped to rescue him from his car when it rolled over on Interstate 20.
Jonathan Janzen, 20, told NBC affiliate WIS News he was on his way to work Tuesday morning when a book in the backseat of his car distracted him.
His red convertible flipped two or three times and landed upside down in a ditch.
“All I remember is the initial hit and then – just weightless. And then [I was] just laying there and I’m like ‘I’m all right, I can move my legs and arms,” said Janzen to WIS.
That’s when about 12-15 people ran to Janzen’s rescue and helped flip his car over.
WATCH: Dramatic video shows about 12 to 15 people helping to flip a car over after the driver lost control of his vehicle in South Carolina on Tuesday. Chad Mills reports.
Louis Doleac, one of the people at the accident scene, said the only thing on everyone’s mind was helping Janzen.
“Everybody stopped, everybody wanted to get that guy out, everybody wanted to save his life,” Doleac told WIS. “And when we flipped it over, he put his hands up and said ‘Thank you’… it was just incredible.”
Even though it’s been a few days since the crash, Janzen is still overwhelmed with emotion about the whole ordeal.
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