Around 2:30 a.m. on July Fourth weekend, a car with three girls inside crashed into the Pascagoula River in Moss Point, Mississippi.

Thankfully, a 16-year-old boy was in the excellent position at the correct moment. After driving off a boat ramp and into the river, the car drifted for roughly 20 feet before sinking.

The Moss Point Police Department reported that the vehicle’s driver claimed she was following her GPS and was unaware that she was driving into the sea.

Corion Evans then removed his shirt, shoes, and phone before jumping into the lake. The calls for aid were audible to him.

Evans believed he had the skills necessary to help because he has been swimming since he was 3 years old.

He did not even think twice.
I simply thought, ‘I can’t allow any of these people die. He told WLOX, ‘They must exit the sea. I recently started receiving them, so. I had nothing else on my mind at all.’

A pal of his named Karon ‘KJ’ Bradley joined him and assisted in getting the girls onto the car’s roof.

When Moss Point Police Officer Gary Mercer arrived, he discovered the teen already swimming.
She started to fear as Mercer was helping someone to shore, which led to his swallowing some water.

‘I went over there, then. As soon as I felt like I could walk, I went and grabbed the policeman and swam him back.’ The good news is that Mercer and the three girls are recovering in the hospital.

Twenty-five yards out, so swimming was required. ‘After, my legs were so exhausted,’ he claimed. But anything might have been in the water.

However, I wasn’t considering it. Brandon Ashley, the chief of Moss Point, praised Corion for his courage and work.

In a statement, he praised Mr. Evans for his bravery and selflessness in putting his own safety at risk to save those who were in danger.

Ashley noted that they might have removed bodies from the sea in place of pulling them out thanks to Evan’s rescue efforts.

Corion was given a certificate of distinction from Moss Point city officials in appreciation for his bravery. Additionally, the authorities commended Mercer for his ‘bravery in the rescue.’

Marquita Evans, Corion’s mother, is pleased with her son’s bravery and grateful that no one was hurt. Knowing how dangerous the rescue was, she is relieved that her son survived.

Never hesitating, Corion jumped in to aid in the girls’ and Mercer’s rescue. He never considered himself; instead, he was concerned with getting everyone out of the water.

One of the victims, Cora Watson, thanked Corion for his heroic deed on Facebook. She stated, ‘This man right here saved my life just as I was taking my last breath.’ I’m incredibly grateful for him.