VIDEO - Good Samaritan (Old White Guy) Beaten by 'Stranded Driver' (2 Thugs)

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DAVIESS COUNTY, Mo. — A northwest Missouri man is grateful to be alive after surviving a violent attack in Clay County. He was trying to be a good Samaritan, stopping to help a stranded driver.

Jason Jones the 72-year-old Good Samaritan said he’ll probably never do it again after being beaten with an inch of his life along Interstate 35.

Jones was heading toward Kansas City, planning to stop off at a couple salvage yards when he saw a driver with a blown tire and pulled over.

Jones said 19-year-old Choyce Davis and a young woman with him hopped in his van. He took them to two salvage businesses looking for a spare tire. They ultimately loaded up and headed back to the couple’s car, parked near the Holt exit on I-35 in Clay County.

“We got their tire, got back in the van and just barely started off. All the sudden something hit me on top of the head,” Jones said.


The young woman allegedly grabbed a metal rod, bashing it into his skull. Jones tried to stop her as the van veered off the road.

“I knew what was happening. We were going in the ditch. So I turned around, grabbed the draw pin, opened the door and dived out on my head,” he said.

Jones said Davis grabbed his neck, choked him and started punching him in the face.

“There was nothing I could do. I’m 72 years old. My energy was gone. There was nothing I could do but take it,” Jones said.

A passerby called 911. The couple tried to get in the van and take off, but it was stuck in the mud. Deputies arrived fast, arresting Davis and the young woman.

“In today’s world, nobody does that and that was my thing. I’ve always stopped to help people. They’ve always appreciated it — until now. Now at my age, maybe I’ll think twice next time before I do it again,” Jones said.

Jones was rushed to the hospital with his face covered in blood, eyes black and blue. Doctors found a brain bleed and fractured skull and didn’t know if he’d survive.


But he’s also angry after learning Davis, who is from Illinois, was granted bond.

Davis is due back in court June 2. The female suspect is a juvenile but could ultimately be charged as an adult.