San Diego Comic-Con is a yearly
event where fans get to dress up and pretend to be superheroes, but this
year a team of stuntmen really did come to the rescue of a person in
need.
On Thursday, a team of
professionals from the appropriately named company Stunts 911 were in a
parking lot situated next to a condominium building in downtown San
Diego. In a phone conversation with Yahoo! Movies on Saturday, stunt coordinator Gregg Sergeant
said they were on a scaffolding about 30 feet in the air prepping a
stunt for a party for the film "Kick-Ass 2" where they would light
someone on fire when they first saw a woman standing on the outside
railing of a balcony on the 14th floor in an apparent suicide attempt.
Crowds assembled on the ground, at
first believing it to be a promotional stunt for Comic-Con. But when it
was clear that she was genuinely in danger, the Los Angeles Times reports onlookers shouted out "Don't do it! Don't jump!"(See More)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Yhpg54qQ-4g&list=UUtARSXeuTsK1Fgj3ofODyTg#t=0s
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