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An officer used her own money to buy fresh water and groceries for a 92-year-old woman after a power outage left her without any.
Over the weekend, two officers went above and beyond their duty in response to a routine welfare call, and made one elderly woman and her family very grateful.
Upon arriving at the local 92-year-old's apartment, they noticed that all of the food in her fridge had gone bad, and that she had run out of drinking water, after the power had gone out.
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Deciding to help, Officer Christen Miller from the Gainesville, Georgia Police Department went shopping and purchased the woman a bunch of new groceries using her own money. Corporal Jessica Van stayed with the woman while Miller went out.
The photos received over 20,000 likes on Facebook, with commenters offering to pay money themselves to help keep the senior's lights on.
Photo: Gainesville Police Department Facebook
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