LEADING THE WAY WITH IMPORTANT LOCAL COVERAGE. NEW AT SIX CAPTURED ON CAMERA. A MILWAUKEE COUNTY BUS DRIVER SAVES A LOST CHILD WANDERING ALONE ON A BUSY MILWAUKEE STREET. FEBRUARY 24TH MILWAUKEE COUNTY TRANSIT BUS DRIVER KEON FINKLEY, BEHIND THE WHEEL DRIVING ALONG CAPITOL DRIVE IN MILWAUKEE. I HAD SUNGLASSES ON, SO WHEN I SEEN IT, I WAS MY EYES GOT BIG, LIKE, OKAY, AM I DREAMING THIS IS WHAT FINKLEY SAW A BOY ABOUT 4 TO 5 YEARS OLD, DARTING ACROSS THE ROAD. I START BLOWING MY HORN, GET THE WARM UNDER THE DRIVERS. SO THEN HE STEPPED BACK ON THE STEP BACK CLOSE TO THE CURB. SO I WAS ABLE TO HANG ON MY BUS AND GET HIM ONTO THE BUS. THE BOY WAS BAREFOOT AND WEARING ONLY A PAJAMA SHIRT. YOU RIGHT THERE. DON’T MOVE. FINKLEY STOPPED THE BUS AND BROUGHT HIM ON BOARD TO KEEP HIM WARM. FINKLEY SAYS HE WENT INTO DADDY MODE. BEING A FATHER OF FOUR KIDS WITH TWINS AROUND THE SAME AGE AS THE CHILD, I INSTANTLY THOUGHT OF MY KIDS AND I WOULD HAVE TO TREAT THAT BOY LIKE MY SON. AT THAT TIME, FINKLEY CALLED DISPATCH, WHICH THEN NOTIFIED POLICE OFFICERS, THEN TOOK THE BOY AND REUNITED HIM WITH HIS FAMILY. A LOT OF PEOPLE SAYING, YOU’RE A HERO TODAY. I DIDN’T LOOK TO BE A HERO THAT DAY. I DID LOOK TO PROTECT A LITTLE BOY THAT DAY, AND I’M HAPPY THAT I WAS ABLE TO DO THAT. IT’S UNCLEAR WHY THE CHILD WAS OUT THERE THAT DAY. THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY TRANSIT SYSTEM SAYS THIS IS THE 14TH LOST O