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He saved a drowning boy — and now he’s being sued by the boy’s parents. He could be facing over 10 years in prison. 24-year-old Zachary Stein had just graduated from college. After struggling to find a full-time job, he decided to take a temporary position as a lifeguard at a local pool. The job paid $16 an hour, and his main responsibility was to ensure the safety of everyone in the pool. Last summer, about 66 kids from various camps were playing at the pool — and Zachary was the only lifeguard on duty. During that time, a 5-year-old boy nearly drowned. As soon as Zachary noticed what was happening, he jumped into the water, pulled the boy out, and immediately performed CPR. The child was rushed to the hospital and made a full recovery within a day. Doctors said the incident left no lasting damage. But the boy’s parents are now suing Zachary Stein, claiming it was his negligence that nearly cost their son’s life. According to their lawsuit, the boy had been underwater for nearly four minutes before Zachary noticed him. However, Zachary wasn’t distracted by his phone or taking a smoke break — he explained that the intense glare from the sun on the water made it almost impossible to see beneath the surface, which caused the delay. Zachary is now being charged with reckless endangerment and injury to a minor. If convicted, he could face more than 10 years behind bars. He was making $16 an hour, saved a child’s life — and now he might end up in prison. Does that sound fair to you? Drop your thoughts in the comments. #courtroom #crime #court #prison #fyp #murder
He saved a drowning boy — and now he’s being sued by the boy’s parents. He could be facing over 10 years in prison. 24-year-old Zachary Stein had just graduated from college. After struggling to find a full-time job, he decided to take a temporary position as a lifeguard at a local pool. The job paid $16 an hour, and his main responsibility was to ensure the safety of everyone in the pool. Last summer, about 66 kids from various camps were playing at the pool — and Zachary was the only lifeguard on duty. During that time, a 5-year-old boy nearly drowned. As soon as Zachary noticed what was happening, he jumped into the water, pulled the boy out, and immediately performed CPR. The child was rushed to the hospital and made a full recovery within a day. Doctors said the incident left no lasting damage. But the boy’s parents are now suing Zachary Stein, claiming it was his negligence that nearly cost their son’s life. According to their lawsuit, the boy had been underwater for nearly four minutes before Zachary noticed him. However, Zachary wasn’t distracted by his phone or taking a smoke break — he explained that the intense glare from the sun on the water made it almost impossible to see beneath the surface, which caused the delay. Zachary is now being charged with reckless endangerment and injury to a minor. If convicted, he could face more than 10 years behind bars. He was making $16 an hour, saved a child’s life — and now he might end up in prison. Does that sound fair to you? Drop your thoughts in the comments. #courtroom #crime #court #prison #fyp #murder

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