Good Samaritans help military Humvee submerged in Florence floodwaters
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- What happens when the rescuers need rescuing?
That's what happened in Jacksonville, North Carolina, on Saturday after rains from Hurricane Florence flooded the city.
A marine and two first responders from Onslow County tried to get a military Humvee through a very flooded Half Moon Creek.
And when the Humvee didn't make it, several good Samaritans, who were taking supplies from back to the other side of the creek, jumped in to help.
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The crew inside the vehicle made it out.
But then had to go back into the submerged Humvee to get their belongings.
However, others in Jacksonville weren't fairing so well.
From corporate-owned gas stations to mom and pop shops, the rains have left their mark on Jacksonville.
"This house, my mother and father purchased this house in 1963 and I've lived my whole life in that house right there and up until Floyd, we had never seen anything like this of this nature ...now here it's getting worse," said Nick Fiorite.
