When 70-year-old Frances Brophy was trying to mow her lawn, she was horrified when she saw her 2002 Sebring fly out of her garage. It turned out that a despicable criminal had been walking around the neighborhood that day, in broad daylight, looking for an easy target. With the loud roar of her mower covering up any noise, the burglar instantly knew that he would soon have exactly what he wanted.
Her day was completely ruined thanks to that horrible criminalher house and stole her car… The shock that caused Brophy is quite understandable. After her initial shock subsided, she ran to the house and called 911, but by then it was too late and the bad guy got away. When the officers arrived on the scene she was crying and in complete shock. She was horrified at the idea that her neighborhood was no longer safe, in tears and shaking, the two Albuquerque policemen began their investigation.
With so much anti-police rhetoric being thrown around, a lot of people don't get the chance to see stories like this. In order to help calm the horrified woman down, one of the police officers offered to finish mowing her lawn. Brophy still tears up whenever she tells the story, and the amount of thankfulness she holds in her eyes is truly breathtaking.
Though the cops are still investigating the crime, we're so thankful that this cop did the right thing and truly exemplified everything it means for those who wear the badge. "To protect and serve" really means something to these men, who will always do the right thing.
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