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MAIZE, Kan. ( KAKE ) -- Two Maize teenagers are being credited with saving a man’s life after stopping to help when his truck began swerving on the road Saturday afternoon.

Maize Police Chief Jeff Weible said officers were called to 37th and 119th Streets around 4 p.m. Saturday for reports of a truck driving in and out of the ditch. When officers arrived, they learned a 19-year-old and a 15-year-old had pulled in front of the truck to get it to stop and called 911.

Officers found the driver, Norman Stahlheber, was suffering from low blood sugar and had become unresponsive.

“These two teenagers had pulled in front of the truck to get the truck to slow down and stop, which they were able to do,” Weibel said. “The driver was having a medical issue. H

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