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After returning home from cancer treatment, 81-year-old Clarence Blackmon realized he had an empty fridge but was unable to get food. He called 911 for help, and the best thing ever happened.
Clarence doesn’t have family nearby, so when he saw an empty fridge, he knew he had to call 911.
He told the 911 operator, “Whatever you can do to help. I can’t do anything. I can’t go anywhere. I can’t get out of my damn chair.”
But instead of leaving him helpless, the 911 operator and Fayetteville, North Carolina, police officers brought him bags of food from the grocery.
The 911 operator, Marilyn Hinson, immediately knew she had to help.
After the call she asked police officers to help her, and of course they dropped everything to get Clarence some groceries.
He only asked for enough to get him through the week, but Hinson and the officers brought more than that and even made him sandwiches.
ABC11 reported that he’ll now be getting a part-time nurse to help him with everything!
originally posted by: flammadraco
a reply to: Skywatcher2011
Its great to see stories like these as it shows that not all LEOs are ar'£holes! We need more stories like these in our MSM and hopefully those bad apples in some police forces will feel shamed into actually working with their community rather than against it!
originally posted by: stosh64
Posted yesterday, it is on the front page.
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