A young boy with autism wandered onto the unused Hershey Park monorail track. With no one else around, a stranger’s brother stepped in without hesitation and made sure the child was safe. Moments like this are a reminder that genuinely good people are still out there.

"a stranger's brother"

So.. a stranger?

Poor thing was probably freaking out by the excitement below.

Maybe if one more person panics, runs around, and waves their hands he'll get down

Wasn’t this last year?

Where the fuck were the parents? Or is this another "parent by proxy" scenario?

This story is multiple years old and this is cross posted from a subreddit that isn't nearly relevant. This is some ai karma farming

Karma farming bot

"Stop, keep going!" 😂

As a parent with a level 3 autistic child, I will never judge another parent, autistic or neurotypical, for the crazy shit our kids get into. I’m so thankful this young child wasn’t hurt. What may seem obviously dangerous to most people is often a moot point in their eyes and they are often very determined to do the dangerous thing without hesitation or realization.
No parent or caregiver is 100% perfect 100% of the time. I prefer to show people grace because it could be my child.

Who was supposed to be watching the kid?