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'Spider-Man' superhero jumps to the aid of a man to cross several lanes of traffic

A 20-year-old man named Christopher Hellenthal, dressed as Spider-Man from a superhero-themed event at a trampoline park, assisted a man in a wheelchair crossing six lanes of traffic in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Hellenthal, who was still in his costume, quickly rolled the wheelchair user to safety moments before the traffic light changed. The incident was recorded by a street security camera and shared by local police on social media, gaining widespread attention. Hellenthal admitted he acted impulsively, driven by adrenaline and the humorous aspect of being in costume. The Jonesboro Police Department praised the act, noting it was an unusual occurrence in their seven years of service. Hellenthal, who has met Stan Lee, expressed his lifelong admiration for Spider-Man.

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'Spider-Man' superhero jumps to the aid of a man to cross several lanes of traffic

A 20-year-old man named Christopher Hellenthal, dressed as Spider-Man from a superhero-themed event at a trampoline park, assisted a man in a wheelchair crossing six lanes of traffic in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Hellenthal, who was still in his costume, quickly rolled the wheelchair user to safety moments before the traffic light changed. The incident was recorded by a street security camera and shared by local police on social media, gaining widespread attention. Hellenthal admitted he acted impulsively, driven by adrenaline and the humorous aspect of being in costume. The Jonesboro Police Department praised the act, noting it was an unusual occurrence in their seven years of service. Hellenthal, who has met Stan Lee, expressed his lifelong admiration for Spider-Man.

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