Good Samaritan getting $1K gift after hopping on moving school bus to save 18 children

A bystander who jumped onto a moving school bus after the driver suffered a medical emergency is being hailed as a hero, and a local non-profit is giving him a $1,000 check for his actions. Ebro Ahmed was hanging out in Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood when he noticed the school bus roll past him with its doors open and the crossing arm extended. RELATED: St. Paul man jumps onto moving school bus after driver’s medical emergency, saving 18 kids “I saw a bus roll past me with the doors open, and I saw the bus driver seizing up,” Ahmed told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS. That’s when Ahmed ran onto the bus, put it in park, and called for help. “So I just ran out to the bus, I tried to put it in park, I threw it in reverse by accident, and then I ended up getting it in neutral, pulled the parking brake,” said Ahmed. “And then I called the police and called the ambulances so they could help the driver.” On Thursday morning, Sheletta Brundidge, owner of ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com, will gift A