The Brave Bouncer—Reportedly a Pentecostal Christian—Who "Saved Countless Lives" in London's Latest Terror Attack

Aimee Herd : Jun 5, 2017
Dan Sales, Stephen Moyes, Ellie Flynn - The Sun UK

"I realised I had to do something. If I hadn't turned back there were so many people caught up in the panic there would have been more hurt." -Ozzie, the doorman.

(London, UK)—In the aftermath of the latest Islamic terror attack on Saturday night, which left 7 dead and nearly 50 others injured on London Bridge and Borough Market, some stories of heroism arise. (Photo via The Sun UK)

One of those accounts details the actions of a doorman for the Wheatsheaf Pub, known simply as "Ozzie" who reportedly "led a brave charge" against the terrorists who were stabbing pub patrons.

According to The Sun report, Ozzie actually started to run from the three jihadists who had entered the pub and begun to stab a woman, but he quickly turned around when he felt the obligation to help.

Noting that the scene was a "completely chaotic, like a war zone," Ozzie later told a friend, "I realised I had to do something. If I hadn't turned back there were so many people caught up in the panic there would have been more hurt.

"Me and another guy started launching bar stools, bottles and glasses at them to try and disrupt them," he reportedly said.

The Sun report described Ozzie as a Pentecostal Christian.

According to the report, a good friend of Ozzie's informed The Sun that Ozzie's wife told their 7-year-old son that his Dad was "a hero, he saved peoples' lives last night." (Photo: Aimee Herd, BCN Editor)

To which the little boy replied, "My Dad's always a hero."