In the video, Summers and the other bystander get on either side of the man and hold the man’s legs while two other people grab the man’s shoulders. Summers is the man in the orange shirt.

“We ... stood him up, gave each other a nod, and then lifted him up onto the platform,” he said. “Several MARTA police arrived moments later and pulled both me and the other bystander out from the tracks.”

The man was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital with what Burton described as an ankle or leg injury. His name was not released.

“I wasn’t the first one there, but I was the first to act,” Summers said. “Every day we’re presented with opportunities to lend a hand and be compassionate to one another. This was one of those times and I’m just glad I was able to help.”