Disabled man stops a kidnapper.

Littlekill · Oct 2, 2009

WESTMINSTER, Colo. - It was anything but an ordinary Saturday at the Wal-Mart at 92nd and Sheridan.

Westminster Police confirm that on September 19th, a man grabbed and molested a little girl. Witnesses say he picked her up and was headed for the door.

Bystanders started yelling for help. But no one stopped the suspect, 34-year-old Kevin Salyers. Until something even more unusual happened.

A man working at the Comcast table at the front of the store tackled the suspect. Even more amazing, the Comcast employee, 22-year-old Cameron Aulner was in a wheelchair.

"It was something that happened so fast, I didn't even think about it," Aulner said Tuesday. "I'm not a hero. I just did what you're supposed to do."

Aulner lost the use of his legs when he fell off a roof installing Christmas Lights. He said he played a little football before he got hurt and knew how to tackle.

"He just had this look of astonishment, he didn't know what hit him," Aulner said. Witnesses say Aulner helped hold Salyers down until police arrived.

Westminster Police charged Salyers with Sexual Assault on a Child. They are considering giving Aulner an official commendation.

Comcast is also praising his efforts.

"As a parent, I'm thrilled that the child was ok and the person was apprehended," Marketing and Sales director Matthew Moyer said. "I applaud Cameron for getting involved and happy that the child wasn't injured."

Aulner said this was simply a matter of doing the right thing.

"When someone has an opportunity to help someone else, it doesn't matter who you are, you have a responsibility to do that," Aulner said.
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The people who just stand around and do nothing are a fucking disgrace. No matter what, live or die, i would have been there to help that poor man escape with his victim. Damn cripples.

Slowtoanger · Oct 2, 2009

Shoot.. as Stewie from Family Guy said... He was half man and half machine.. of course he can stop it.

Natewlie · Oct 2, 2009

Littlekill said:

The people who just stand around and do nothing are a fucking disgrace. No matter what, live or die, i would have been there to help that poor man escape with his victim. Damn cripples.
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The people that did nothing should have all been in wheel chairs for not helping the man, and the man who was in the wheelchair should have lost all feeling from all his limbs.

calvin_0 · Oct 2, 2009

Littlekill said:

No matter what, live or die, i would have been there to help that poor man escape with his victim. Damn cripples.
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you wanted to help the molester? I hate child molester as they give lolicon a bad name.

DevilDinah · Oct 2, 2009

same thing happened with my grandfather, only he was afflicted by stroke

mds64 · Oct 2, 2009

calvin_0 said:

you wanted to help the molester? I hate child molester as they give lolicon a bad name.
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Littlekill was being sarcastic...or so I hope.

I applaud the effort by this person-WELL DONE SIR!

Being from a simerlar background myself (not pysical-unless you count speech as pysical) it kinda shows we can do what ever it takes...

Though if I was there-I'd be a bystander-unless it was someone I know...in that case...

[me=mds64]thrust box cutter wildly in air[/me]

BAM!

(Translation for post-that was awsome-this man obviously has ABILITY, not DIS-ability )

koyuchan · Oct 2, 2009

Omg, the kidnapper should be a lolicon,, scary..
obsessed with little girl..:S
And that Wheeled chair man, so brave,,his spontaneity must become a case to be followed by.

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