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This Marine Veteran Stole A Truck and Drove Dozens to the Hospital After Las Vegas Shooting

This Marine Veteran Stole A Truck and Drove Dozens to the Hospital After Las Vegas Shooting

Taylor Winston says that he doesn't want to be called a hero, but let's hope he's okay with "certified badass." Attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival with his girlfriend on Sunday, Winston earned this title by stealing a truck and making several trips to the hospital with injured concertgoers after the event came under fire. 

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After realizing what was happening, Winston threw people over a fence, and saw that there were a bunch of trucks sitting in a field. Fortunately, the first truck he came across had its keys in it, so Winston stole the truck, piled people into the cab and in the truck's bed, and drove to the hospital. After that trip, he returned to the scene and drove even more people to the hospital. He estimates he brought between 20 to 30 people to the hospital that night.

Here's a video of Winston describing exactly what happened:

What incredible bravery during an unspeakably horrible event. How fortunate it was for him to have the presence of mind to even think of borrowing a truck, and how lucky it was that there were still keys in the vehicle. Winston credits his military training for how he was able to quickly spring into action. He joined the Marines at age 17 and was honorably discharged in 2011 after serving two tours in Iraq.                                                                                 

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And yes, he returned the keys to the owner of the truck.

A GoFundMe has been started in Taylor's honor.                             

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