In the world of make-believe, we see superheroes all of the time in movies and on television. We also see real heroes keeping us healthy and safe in our local communities. Saving lives, a police officer, firefighter, EMT, nurse, doctor, teacher, or military member the reality of true-to-life superheroes every day.

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But, what about the people who aren't paid to be real heroes every day? The regular people that become a part of a dangerous situation because they're in the right place at the right time to help. The people who display heroic behavior at the risk of their own life.

A hero, like that, was born on July 11th, 2022 at around midnight in Lafayette, IN.

According to ABC 7 and Bored Panda,

Nicholas Bostic, a 25-year-old pizza delivery driver, happened to be driving past a home in the city of Lafayette, Indiana at midnight, when he noticed a two-story house on fire...he feared that there were people trapped inside but didn’t have his phone with him to call 911.

Lafayette, IN Police Body Cam/Inside Edition
Lafayette, IN Police Body Cam/Inside Edition
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Bravely, he decided to enter the home himself, and as it turned out, five people were inside the house: four siblings aged 1, 6, 13, and 18, and another 13-year-old who was sleeping over.

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He got in through a back door, yelling to see if anyone could hear him. His shouting woke up the eldest sibling, who then woke up the two younger teens and grabbed her 1-year-old sister before Nicholas led them outside to safety.

Lafayette, IN Police Body Cam/Inside Edition
Lafayette, IN Police Body Cam/Inside Edition
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Incredible video of pizza delivery driver rescuing five kids from burning home

The city of Lafayette, IN, will be honoring Nicholas at an upcoming Lafayette Aviators baseball game. A Facebook fundraiser has been set up to help cover his medical expenses that have raised more than $33,000 (on July 19, 2022), along with a GoFundMe page gathering over $142,000.

Thank God Nicholas was there, and thank God he is the kind of person he is. Get more info, and see more photos on Nicholas' amazing act of heroism, HERE.

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