10-Year-Old Boy Saves His Drowning Brother’s Life With Technique He Learned From The Rock’s Movie And The Actor Reacts To It
A 10-year-old Michigan boy has gotten world acclaim after he saved his younger brother from drowning using a technique he learnt from watching pro wrestler/actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in a movie.
Jacob O’Connor said he found his 2-year-old brother lying face down in a pool on July 25 and knew what to do because he saw Johnson doing compressions in the movie “San Andreas” to save a life.
“There was an earthquake, then it caused a tsunami and then there was a daughter that was drowning and he had to get her out and he did the same thing,” O’Connor told WXYZ.
On July 25, O’Connor was watching television on his grandmother’s couch when he noticed the doors to the pool were open, WXYZ reported.
His brother, Dylan, had fallen into the pool and had been in the water for about a minute.
“I pulled him out and started giving him compressions,” O’Connor told his grandmother, who called for an ambulance.
The boy was taken to a hospital but was released within a day, WXYZ reported.
The next day, the toddler came home and tried to get back in the pool, WXYZ reported.
The boys’ grandmother then installed double locks on her screen doors.
On his Twitter feed, Johnson called O’Connor “a real-life hero.”
“Amazing story. Amazing boy,” Johnson tweeted.
Here’s what he said:
Here’s what he shared on Instagram:
Jacob O’Connor said he found his 2-year-old brother lying face down in a pool on July 25 and knew what to do because he saw Johnson doing compressions in the movie “San Andreas” to save a life.
“There was an earthquake, then it caused a tsunami and then there was a daughter that was drowning and he had to get her out and he did the same thing,” O’Connor told WXYZ.
On July 25, O’Connor was watching television on his grandmother’s couch when he noticed the doors to the pool were open, WXYZ reported.
His brother, Dylan, had fallen into the pool and had been in the water for about a minute.
“I pulled him out and started giving him compressions,” O’Connor told his grandmother, who called for an ambulance.
The boy was taken to a hospital but was released within a day, WXYZ reported.
The next day, the toddler came home and tried to get back in the pool, WXYZ reported.
The boys’ grandmother then installed double locks on her screen doors.
On his Twitter feed, Johnson called O’Connor “a real-life hero.”
“Amazing story. Amazing boy,” Johnson tweeted.
Here’s what he said:
Here’s what he shared on Instagram:
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