It is lucky to be a 37 -year -old technical engineer at a famous local radio station AM after the good Samaritans pulled him on a shot road in South Los Angeles last week.
It is not clear that exactly caused the crash of August 7 on the 105th Highway when the 110 exchange, but footage was posted on the social shows of the Stephen Kabaysas car behind the handrails completely mired in the fire while thick columns of black smoke fell from the car.
Ktla, Ktla, told Kenati Hobard, KTLA that 37 -year -old would have been burned to death because he was besieged and there was no way out.
“I told my wife, stop the car now, stop the car now!” Clear. “I jumped over the handrails, ran to the car and tried to seize the passenger’s door high, but it is closed.”
With the help of three other good Samaritans, Hobard managed to withdraw the 37 -year -old from the car, which is likely to save his life.
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Stefan “The Foosh” Cabezas’ Burning on the 105th Highway in Los Angeles on August 7, 2025. -
Stefan “The Foosh” Cabezas’ Burning on the 105th Highway in Los Angeles on August 7, 2025. -
Kenyati Hubbard, one of the four good Samaritans who pulled KFI 640 AM a burning vehicle employee on a highway on August 7, 2025. (KTLA) -
Three other good Samaritans who watched at the location of the fiery accident on August 7, 2025 (pre -approval from the viewing of the viewer) -
Tim Conway Junior behind Mike during “The Conway Show” on KFI AM 640 Radio on August 11, 2025. (KTLA)
Technical engineer KFI AM 640, known for affection for “The Conway Show” and “later with Mo’elly” as “The Foosh”, suffered seriously, especially in his left arm, which was installed under the car.
“If this is not with the help of the righteous Samaritans who pulled him out of his burning car on the 105th highway, and they tied a heroine around his infected arm and kept him calm until the help reached, we will tell a completely different story today.” Gofundme campaign I was organized to help Capisa while recovering from the devastating accident.
The 37 -year -old has been undergoing three surgeries at the Ucla Harbour Medical Center and is expected to survive.
Conway Junior, the son of the legendary comedian Tim Conway and the host of his long -standing enough radio radio program, moved to the ether waves on Monday to thank Hobard and the other three men who took Kabizas out of the fiery wreck.
“I thought it was Goner,” he said to KTLA. “It was the worst feeling in the world.”
Later this week, KFI FOOSH coworkers are planning to meet with the four men who helped save the lives of their colleague and friend at the radio station for “Host Dog Day” and talk to Conway while showing it.