A grateful passenger has said a taxi driver will be “his friend for life” after he hung on to a bag with £10,000 he left behind in his cab.
Car dealer Adrian Quinn said he never usually carried that amount of cash but had been running late and been unable to get to a bank.
He said: “I was physically sick when I realised what I had done. Losing that money would have meant the end of my business.”
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New best mates: Adrian Quinn with 'friend for life' Mohammed Nisar
But Mohammed Nisar, 55, was in his car with the bag at his side when Adrian raced back to Walsall station in the West Midlands.
He said: “I told him ‘Do you know what’s in the bag? It’s not sandwiches or a newspaper, but £10,000’.”
Adrian, 46, of Hereford, gave Mohammed a cash reward to thank him in an envelope marked “to my best friend in the world”.
A grateful passenger has said a taxi driver will be “his friend for life” after he hung on to a bag with £10,000 he left behind in his cab.
Car dealer Adrian Quinn said he never usually carried that amount of cash but had been running late and been unable to get to a bank.
He said: “I was physically sick when I realised what I had done. Losing that money would have meant the end of my business.”
But Mohammed Nisar, 55, was in his car with the bag at his side when Adrian raced back to Walsall station in the West Midlands.
He said: “I told him ‘Do you know what’s in the bag? It’s not sandwiches or a newspaper, but £10,000’.”
Adrian, 46, of Hereford, gave Mohammed a cash reward to thank him in an envelope marked “to my best friend in the world”.
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