The hero worker saved 8 from the mass shooting in New York City – by pushing them to a wardrobe

He was a hero in the cold of bullets.

This position has learned that a brave greeting in the hallway at 345 Park Ave. Eight lives were saved by pushing people to a cabinet after they unintentionally stumbled at the scene of the mass fire last week.

Andrei Morris, 39, insists on doing what to do only when he is criminal Armed Chen Tamura The fire opened like a group of workers from the elevator in the city center high on Monday.

He did not think twice while the employees were rushing into a nearby treasury, as the group retreated in silence-he sent a text message to their loved ones and claimed the door against the militant who was carrying the AR-15 abroad.

“I just did my job,” Morris told the Post newspaper, adding. “I am not a hero. I have completely destroyed the meaningless tragic deaths.”

Morris has worked for the Rudin Management owner for ten years and as an ambassador to the hallway at Park Avenue over the past three.

The bloodiest-most bloody fire in New York City was shot in a quarter of a century Police for NYPD DIDARUL IslamBuilding a Alarne Etienne, Blackstone Wesley Lepatner and Rudin Management Julia Hyman. Another person was injured.

Tamura, 27 -year -old gunman, He turned his rifle on himself, ending the era of terrorism on the thirty -third floor.

Morris was getting water in his position when he heard between 10 and 15 shots, but he could not locate the gunman. When he saw the lead and a puff of smoke, I called the number 911 and then a radio to warn other construction staff.

The highly guaranteed building is home to a large number of advanced customers, including the Blackstone Investment Management Company and the US Football Association-which was the last Tamura targeting it.

Morris raised the eight workers while leaving the elevator and led them to a treasury, where he turned off his radio, so that he would not abandon the spot of hiding and everyone went to swallow their horror and enjoy.

Morris and another person tried to keep the door firmly because other refugees wrote their loved ones.

When policemen heard at the scene of the accident, he opened the door and drove the workers outside while reminding them of keeping their hands while moving to safety.

“As an ambassador in the hallway, I know the people who come to work here every day, they become a family,” he said.

“The buildings management provided training for all types of emergency, you think it will never happen. But when this happened, training and instincts started, and I knew what to do and collected the largest possible number of people.”

She described two women who worked in Blackstone and were rescued by Maurice how they saw for the first time the dead security guard on the ground and heard a stir while waiting for her to be saved in the cabinet.

I remembered a worker, who did not want to mention his name, remembered how she and several others in the hallway when she heard the shooting.

The first worker said: “We just stepped down (outside the elevator) and we saw that the rotating door is broken.” “We walked to one of the elevators and saw the security guard alone, dead on the ground, when we realized that something is happening.

“We have searched for shelter. Everything is just a kind of fog.”

Another worker said that there are eight people, including a few other Blackstone workers, jammed in the “security treasury type”.

The second worker recalls: “While we are there, we heard steps, screams, shots.”

“The Swat team evacuated us because we were like everything that was happening, so I think they wanted to make sure that we were not nominating, so we had to raise our hands over our heads.”

The two women stopped from the building on Friday morning to pay respect for the victims because they and countless others continue to be sad.

Morris is particularly saddened by Etienne, the brave security guard, who called him a “dear friend”.

The Rudin Management source praised Morris for his quick thinking and courageously followed security training in the midst of chaos.

“We are very grateful to Andre,” the source said. “In addition to showing hospitality, lobby ambassadors are an essential part of our security force.”