Two Cleveland police officers stepped up to the plate in a major way to help a teenage church worker after his bike was stolen.
Officer Rick Stone and Officer Belal Ilain received a call about the stolen bike in the neighborhood. They learned it belonged to a young man named Shaun who used the bike to get to work at the church. Unfortunately, they weren't able to find the stolen bike.
But, like the police officer who bought a bike for a teen and even taught him how to ride it, the Cleveland cops knew they still had to do something to help. They reached out to the community relations captain and Shaun was quickly gifted a new bike.
The Cleveland Police Foundation shared heartwarming Facebook photos (shown in the video below) of the officer giving the bike to Shaun and revealed that they also pitched in some money.
“We get a lot of calls for juveniles and stolen cars or assaulting people and to hear that there’s a good young man out there, who works at a church trying to do the right thing and not let the streets suck him in to the negativity, it felt really good to help him out,” Officer Stone told Ohio's WEWS NewsChannel5.
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