I tend to be skeptical of this sort of story. They seem to be popping up regularly on social media.
Absolutely
everybody's favorite news source (

) , FOX, reported this the other day. I caught an interview with the cop and the woman she helped out. It wasn't so-called "social media", so I gave it some credence. If it was a put-up job, why would the cop have allowed herself to be interviewed on national t.v.? If she wasn't really a cop (in spite of the uniform she was wearing with a very obvious badge and shoulder patch-thingy of the police dept.) wouldn't the police dept. have discredited her?
If the story is true, I second hecma925:
God bless this woman and her family. God bless this cop.
. If the story is untrue, I second hecma925:
God bless this woman and her family. God bless this cop.
If the story is true, why would it be "drivel"??