A kind citizen left an encouraging note on a police officer’s windshield earlier this week in Huntersville, North Carolina.
Faithwire shared that after getting coffee at a Dunkin’ Donuts, Officer Aaron walked out to his squad car to find a little note written on a Dunkin’ napkin.
“Praying God’s protection over you—today and always!” it read.
Huntersville Police tweeted about the kind regards: “One of our officers was at Dunkin’ getting coffee this morning (ya sure, just coffee) and found this note on his windshield. To whoever left the note, Officer Aaron says thank you and he is going to ride with it in his car from now on! #ThankYou #OneLove #HuntersvillePD.”
The note comes as the nation broils with debate on police reform in the wake of George Floyd’s death by a former Minneapolis police officer in May. Earlier this week, a Tulsa, Oklahoma, police officer was shot and killed and another injured, according to News 6. Faithwire reported two other officers in Los Angeles County were also shot and seriously injured.
Around the country, many cities are draining police funds by millions of dollars in an effort to stop police brutality. The Philadelphia City Council will vote on a reform bill this week that gives citizens input into the next police contract.
“The bill that I introduced on June 11 will require for the first time ever, in the…
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