How These Kids in Scary Situations Got Help

These

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were smart enough to ask for

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in 2018. Seven-year-old Emmy McArdle was sunbathing outside her home in Salt Lake City when a car pulled up and waved at her. She asked him a suspicious question. I walked into her house, I think he was looking for a kid to take, she ran in and said, "Hey, there's a trickster guy outside who tried to catch me." I didn't want to go with him because he seemed like a tricky man and I didn't. I didn't know him, so I didn't want to go with him. Now I hear him ask if he wants a bike and she says no.

Michelle says she taught her two sons from a young age about stranger danger. Never go with a cheater because they try to take you to a bad place. I'm so grateful she knew what to do in 2021. A good Samaritan noticed a teenager doing this and called 9-1-1. He was supposed to

help

. He calls 9-1-1. She was giving the tick tac signal the jet the hand gesture that means she needed help apparently she learned the hand gesture after watching this demonstration on Tick Tock of a woman using the signal while her abuser was in the background that's right How it works: Place your hand like this, palms facing out, then put your thumb in the center of your palm and cover it with your fingers.

It's a way to subtly let others know that you are in danger without having to verbalize it. It's all one fluid motion and says, "I need someone to contact me." safely in November 2022, a little boy got out of danger and went to a local business for help. Sammy Green was walking home from school and a stranger approached him. I guess he was harassing him on the way home and I say so. She knew his family and would take him to Wawa to buy some candy. I have to stay with her so I know something internally didn't feel right for him and he took a step and met Danny B funky.

Sammy was a regular. in the gift shop, so an employee named Hannah took care of the situation. I mean, he was so cute, but he walked right in the door and the woman actually opened the door for him. I'm like waiting for him to come back outside or see. What was he doing and he came around the counter and whispered in Hannah's ear and said, well, will you pretend to be my mom? Hannah went to talk to the woman, but she left, locked the door, and alerted her boss. What happened, Sam, was an inspiration operation. I've been getting messages from other parents in other states and they're like, "Oh my gosh, um, we, I mean, it opens up, it's a conversation topic for parents and

kids

and what would you do?" In this situation, police identified the woman and referred her for mental health treatment.

You know, I don't want this to shine a negative light on Pottstown, like I said. I think this was an isolated issue and they will get the answer. woman who helped and the care she needs in 2022 after this child was lost, he approached this house desperate for someone to help him, the seven year old was left at the wrong bus stop in Omaha Nebraska and he didn't know the way at home but I don't want my mom to worry about me Quincy had no idea how to find his house but the smart boy recognized his friend Max's house so he rang the doorbell tomorrow incredibly Max's mom had just returned home two minutes before he thought he was going to be lost forever that's what he kept saying he thought he was never going to find his parents he thought he would never come home I'll call mom okay I told her that wasn't my stop so then he opened the door and then said: go, mom.

Michaela was outraged. Quincy is probably one of the sweetest, most loving, and caring kids, so it's like an adult treats him like that. He just infuriated me. There is a busy intersection directly behind the neighborhood. Anything could have happened. happened, they couldn't be more grateful for the good Samaritan Madison, aka Max's mom, it's the right place, the right time, the situation. I owe you everything for Inside Edition digital. I'm Andreas Swindle Foreign.