Police in Florida have released video of Good Samaritans hurrying to save a lady 

The names of Good Samaritans seen on amazing traffic camera footage rushing into action to aid a woman who experienced a medical emergency while driving are being sought by Florida police.

The Boyton Beach Police Department, which covers the community in Palm Beach County, Florida, released a video of a lady rushing across a busy intersection up to a slowly moving automobile on Wednesday. Other cars appear to continue driving, avoiding the automobile traveling diagonally across at least six lanes of traffic.

As the automobile is near the other junction, the woman starts waving to oncoming drivers.

Several vehicles stopped at the red light and maneuvered to the side or rearward to avoid being hit by an oncoming vehicle. More than a half-dozen men and women from their cars rush up to the automobile, putting their bodies on the line in an attempt to slow it down until it comes to a halt.

One of those Good Samaritans was wearing military fatigues. More people get out of their cars to help, and a lady in a bright green shirt grabs an object from her car and delivers it to a man, who uses it to bash through a rear passenger window.

The front passenger and driver side doors are eventually unlocked, and the gang attempts to remove the woman out of the driver’s seat while the car is still not in gear. Three individuals keep the front automobile hood steady till the vehicle slowly slides out of the frame of the traffic camera.

“We want to commemorate the Good Samaritans who stopped to help,” the police department said in a statement. “If you or anyone you know assisted in any way, please contact PIO Stephanie Slater at [email protected].”