If you came across someone unconscious on the ground would u stop?

I think you made the right call, people were already helping. I’ve always stopped to help people when they’re unconscious. Once I was walking home with my partner down a leafy city-street and we found a boy lying between two parked cars. He was lying, passed out under the rear tyres of a car. This was maybe 4am on a summer night and we had been out with friends. We shook him and he came to, he was a very drunk student. He said he lived at an address one or two doors down from where we found him so we got him on his feet and took him to the address, but he wouldn’t tell him which buzzer. He was very off hand with me, but enthralled by my (female) partner, so she did the talking. Ultimately he was sitting on the front stairs and we decided that was a better place for him than in the dark, on the ground under the cars. It’d have been horrible for someone doing an early shift to jump in their car to go to work and have crushed him. Another time, near the same street, I saw a man lying on the middle of the pavement on a bridge. He was a bit older than me and completely motionless, lying face down. I walked towards him and just as I was getting closer I saw another guy crossed the road quickly and head straight towards me. This is usually quite a safe, busy area, but it was nighttime and somewhere growing up that was dangerous to go after dark. Anyway this other, younger guy appeared and seems quite chipper and says he saw me going to help and wanted to lend a hand. We get this collapsed guy on his feet and he’s hammered. Just slurring and telling us he same stories five times. About three feet from him is a set of house/car keys, so I put them in his top pocket. He just took them out and threw them on the ground again! At least he didn’t toss them off the bridge. Anyway, we took him to a taxi rank down the street and paid for him, with his own money, to get a taxi to the address on his drivers licence. I gave the cabbie his keys and he said he’d make sure he got inside. The world is a dangerous place, especially if you’re so vulnerable. If it seems safe I will always try to help people who are hurt or in a dangerous place if they’re drunk or passed out. That’s how I would like to be treated if I’ve had too much or I’m injured. If others are already helping then it’s fine to walk passed unless you have some specific additional benefit to offer.