article_snippet.sent: That was because, as Steve Woolfenden lay on the ground, Steve Woolfenden was still holding the handles of Steve Woolfenden son's stroller.
article_snippet.sent: Steve Woolfenden pulled back his son's stroller's cover and saw that Steve Woolfenden son, Leo, 3, was conscious but bleeding from the left side of Steve Woolfenden head.
article_snippet.sent: Steve Woolfenden checked Leo for other injuries and thought, "LetSteve Woolfenden get out of here.
article_snippet.sent: Woolfenden, a biomedical researcher for the Novartis Institutes, recalled using his belt as a tourniquet on his leg and trying to comfort Leo.
article_snippet.sent: a good Samaritan gave Woolfenden another tourniquet and rushed Leo to safety.
article_snippet.sent: Woolfenden, the biomedical researcher, recalled seeing Martin and Martin mother shortly after the good Samaritan took Woolfenden's son, Leo, to safety.