A policeman rescued a blind woman who was disoriented on the subway tracks in Granada

"All the heroes do not wear cloaks," they wrote on the Twitter account of the Grenada local police with a video that worries at first, but it's worth seeing the end.

A local police officer in Granada avoided the accident of a blind woman who was disoriented on the subway tracks at the Villarejo station. The video of a security camera captured the moment and the police shared it on their social networks.

The video shows how a man got out of his car and ran to the disoriented woman walking on the tracks, not noting that the subway was approaching the station where she was. The police money arrived just to get it out of the lanes before the arrival of the electric vehicle. In the commentary of the video, they specified that the protagonist was blind.

The moment has been reproduced in the social networks of other Spanish forces. Local police in Orihuela, A Coruña and Valdemoro, among others, said that "not all heroes wear capes, but almost all heroes wear plaques", referring to the work of the agents.