She says you have to be cautious on that street. "The exhaust system underneath the vehicle or, the catalytic converter, which can run about a thousand degrees," Holmes said.ĭublin resident Linda Salotti picks up her grandchild from school. "So he was pinned underneath there."įirefighters were surprised he wasn't burned. "I'm assuming that he didn't get run over by a tire, you know, because he was found directly in the middle of the vehicle," said Holmes. He was airlifted to the hospital.ĭublin Police Captain Garrett Holmes says the way the boy was hit may have saved his life. They said, 'Stop stop, you hit somebody.' So I jumped out of the car and I saw a boy underneath the car."įirst responders came quickly and used airbags to lift the car off the child.
There were two ladies walking in the sidewalk. "I looked to my left, traffic was clear," he said. He had just dropped off his granddaughter. As the boy was passing Dublin High School, 72-year-old Armisticio Gregorios was driving out of the school parking lot.
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