A man who saved a driver's life as he shopped with his parents said he was 'just doing his job".
Mike Van Driel, 32, from Ellesmere Port, was on a shopping trip in May with his parents at Croft Retail park, Bromborough, when his dad spotted a car driving across a field and colliding with a speed camera. Mike told his parents to pull up and go closer to the car.
When they reached the car Mike noticed the driver was slumped in his seat, showing all the symptoms of a possible cardiac arrest, which can lead to death if not treated immediately. Mike, who was off duty from his ambulance service job, said he "clicked into action" and rushed to the man's aid.
