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'Spider-Man' to the rescue - Helps man in wheelchair cross street
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk Jason Gunn , as published by FOX 11 Los Angeles (KTTV)
· July 24, 2026
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Not all superheroes wear capes—some wear Spider-Man suits. A driver dressed as Spider-Man stopped at a busy Arkansas intersection to help a wheelchair user safely cross the street. Police praised the "web of kindness," and it turns out the good Samaritan was on the way to a superhero event for to...
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What is this story about? Not all superheroes wear capes—some wear Spider-Man suits. A driver dressed as Spider-Man stopped at a busy Arkansas intersection to help a wheelchair user safely cross the street. Police praised the "web of kindness," and it turns out the good Samaritan was on the way to a superhero event for to...
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