Good Samaritan in Spider-Man costume helps man in wheelchair cross busy intersection in viral moment

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A driver dressed in a Spider‑Man costume assisted a man in a wheelchair in crossing six lanes of traffic on a Jonesboro, Arkansas roadway. The incident was captured by traffic‑camera video and quickly spread online. No injuries were reported.

The New York Post and Fox News framed the story as a “good‑Samaritan” moment, leading with the heroism of the costumed driver and describing the clip as “viral.” ABC News — US described the rescuer as a “spid

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Lean Left · 2 sources

ABC News — Top Lean Left

WATCH: Real-life Spider-Man jumps into action to help man cross busy intersection

A driver dressed as Spider-Man jumped into action to help a man in a wheelchair cross a busy intersection in Jonesboro, Arkansas.

Mixed Factuality · Other

ABC News — US Lean Left

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

A man using a wheelchair was struggling to get across six lanes of traffic on an Arkansas roadway when help came in an unexpected way — from a spidery superhero in a Jeep

Mixed Factuality · Other

Right · 2 sources

Fox News Right

Good Samaritan in Spider-Man costume helps man in wheelchair cross busy intersection in viral moment

Video from Jonesboro, Arkansas, traffic cameras captured a driver in a Spider-Man costume helping a person in a wheelchair cross an intersection.

Mixed Factuality · Other

New York Post Right

‘Spider-Man’ superhero, 20, saves the day helping man in wheelchair pass six lanes of traffic

Christopher Hellenthal, 20, was decked out in his Spider-Man suit when he helped a man in a wheelchair cross six lanes of heavy traffic in Arkansas to safety.

Mixed Factuality · Conglomerate

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