Watching all the World Cup games, I must say, Rebecca Lowe does an excellent job negotiating among her 3 male colleagues. She lets them speak but moves the conversation along. Kudos to her👏
Officer Andrew Spottswood recently helped a 75-year-old man who had his wallet stolen. The wallet had the man’s ID, his bus pass, and his debit card. The man told Officer Spottswood that he didn’t have any family or a way to get around.
Officer Spottswood first took the man to the DMV to get a new ID. When the clerk asked for the $13 fee, the man didn’t have the money—so the officer reached for his own wallet to pay. In the end, the clerk kindly waived the fee.
Then, Officer Spottswood drove the man to the bank to get a new debit card, and to the CATS station to help him get a new bus pass.
After that, he took the man to get something to eat, since he was tired and hungry.
Officer Spottswood didn’t tell anyone what he had done. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department only found out because the man later called and spoke to a supervisor to say thank you.
This week, Officer Spottswood was honored with a CMPD Acts of Excellence award for his kindness.
Things I've taught my sons:
1. There's no such thing as "my" truth or "your" truth. Only Jesus is The Truth.
2. America offers you everything and owes you nothing
3. Respect your mother, and me.
4. Exhaust your potential
5. Defend the weak
5. Never let our flag touch the ground🇺🇸