In a heartbreaking BBC interview, Jill Keats, 66, described trying to help a wounded man at the scene of one of the New Zealand mosque shootings.
recalled chaos and confusion as she described trying to help a wounded man lying in the street.
“I heard and saw what I thought were firecrackers and I saw young fellows running down the street. And then all of a sudden it got quite violent and I thought, ‘No, that’s not firecrackers,’” Jill Keats, 66, told the BBC on Friday. “They started falling,” she continued. “One fell just to the left of my car and one fell to the right. And for a few minutes, I stopped the car in shock.”
Keats was driving down Deans Avenue toward Riccarton Mall when she heard the gunfire at the Al Noor mosque. She stopped the car, she told the BBC, and saw a man on the ground who had been shot in the back. Keats and another witness pulled the man behind her car, using the vehicle as a shield. Heartbreaking interview with an eyewitness to New Zealand terror attack who rendered aid shooting victims: "We could hear the ambulances but they couldn't get to us."
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