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Not realizing an electric shock was to blame, his wife tried to help Elijah, whose arms were locked around the pole. She was also shocked, Belden said. One of his son s baseball coaches, who works as an Orange County sheriff s deputy, tried to intervene and was shocked as well. Realizing it was the pole that was electrified, the off duty deputy moved the boy to safety.
