Mum's plea to find four Leeds lads who saved her son on a bridge

A mum from Leeds has launched a desperate plea to find four Leeds boys who saved her son by talking him down from a bridge.
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The woman put a post on local forum Leedsplace in a bid to find the boys.

The incident took place at around 4am on Monday morning, the mum told the YEP.

A mum from Leeds has launched a desperate plea to find four Leeds boys who saved her son from jumping from a bridge on Monday morning.A mum from Leeds has launched a desperate plea to find four Leeds boys who saved her son from jumping from a bridge on Monday morning.
A mum from Leeds has launched a desperate plea to find four Leeds boys who saved her son from jumping from a bridge on Monday morning.
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She said "no words could describe" how grateful she was to them.

"I just want to thank them", she added.

Her post read: "Absolute long shot but just want to find the 4 lads that saved my son from jumping off the bridge this morning around 4am in Leeds, if it wasn’t for you he probably wouldn’t of been here.

"No words can describe how grateful I am and I just want to thank them."

Were you one of the four lads? Email [email protected]

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