FROM PIETER DU PLESSIS.
This morning at around 8:00, our car broke down on the off-ramp from the R300 onto the N2. Without any warning, it simply lost all power and came to a complete stop.
We called our insurance to arrange a tow truck and asked a friend to come and fetch us. Sitting stranded on that stretch of road was unsettling. Many people in Cape Town know its reputation, and we couldn’t help but feel vulnerable while we waited.
Just a few minutes later, Officer Lerato Moletsane stopped behind us. She immediately checked that we were safe and stayed with us until the tow truck arrived and our friend collected us.
Officer Lerato, thank you for your kindness, professionalism and willingness to help complete strangers. Your presence brought us real peace of mind at a stressful moment. People like you remind us that there are still dedicated public servants who genuinely care.
It’s heartbreaking that so many South Africans feel anxious when they find themselves stranded on the side of the road. We hope for a future where no one has to fear for their safety in moments like these.
Thank you again, Officer Lerato. We will never forget your kindness.
WELL DONE OFFICER LERATO.
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