Perdue Truck Driver plays Good Samaritan finding a missing child

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The Good Samaritan story comes from Delaware where Perdue Farms truck driver Joe Hylton was driving on a highway in the evening when a dad who was involved in an auto accident with another auto was asking for help to locate his missing two year old daughter who was ejected from her car seat after the auto accident happened. Joe placed his truck on the side of the road as he directed traffic away from the two auto accident scene. Then Joe used his flashlight to walk around the side of the road to try to locate the missing two year old girl who was found inside of a blanket safe and sound. Joe returned the missing two year old to her dad who thanked the truck driver who himself a father of three children for finding his daughter alive and well since it was a miracle that she was not injured after being ejected from an auto accident scene. Joe admits that he was just doing his job to assist someone in need. When the word got out of Joe's Good Samaritan work, his employer Perdue Farms as well as the firefighters in New Jersey as well as the Delaware State Police want to award Joe with awards for his work assisting others,