Just a feel good moment

[Artful]

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Little Rock, Arkansas - Ofc. Tommy Norman.
He truly loves the people in the community.

Thanks for restoring some of my faith in humanity.

[bubba.50]

outstanding Officer Norman, simply outstanding.

[Freightman]

That is how you restore faith in people. "no one cares what how much you know, until they know how much you care"!

[MrWolf]

Being a good human won't work with black lives matter. Nice job Officer Norman.

[Blackwater]

Wow! What a poignant story, Artful! What a shame it'll never see more widespread publication. Thanks. I'm always touched when some individual sees something, and instead of saying, "Somebody ought'a do somehting," goes ahead and DOES something themselves. THAT is an answer that just plain works. Unfortunately, almost all of us in this secular progressive world we live in today, seem to have absorbed the attitude that it's the other guy's job to "do something," when not one thing really stands in the way of OUR doing something ourselves. Guys like this are the rock on which Truth and all that's good really rest upon.

Thanks for a great and poignant story. It really takes so little to make a big difference in so many situations, that it's amazing we don't see more of it. We just go through our "modern" lives so absorbed within our own selves that we often simply don't see opportunities that are right in front of us. Are we humans inexplicable or what?

[bedbugbilly]

This Officer does this because he wants to "make a difference" . . . and he knows he "can" make a difference. He knows what life is supposed to be about and obviously conducts his life according to that. He is to be congratulated for sure. With all the negative there is in the media about LE, it's a shame they can't focus on the "positive" such as what this fine officer is doing.