Public Service provider in the New Orleans region. You should watch the movie “A Night Without Armor” available free on Amazon Prime! #anightwithoutarmor
First full day in DC. Kicked it off with a tour of the White House. What an extraordinary space filled with our nation's history. Personally, I love the painting of Abraham Lincoln, in the dining room. He's been a hero to me since I was young .
Then, late this afternoon, we "walked" through the National Mall. Then adding to the adventure when the wheelchair battery nearly died. Just an epic day. Proud of our team, especially Gray and Rivers for responding, rather than reacting, to challenges.
"A small act of kindness can go a long way, and here’s a story where getting in a car means an awful lot.
As a dark, cold, and wet day settled on Winston-Salem, a woman pushed her young child in a stroller. Police Officer Charlie Ziegler noticed that. So he went into “safety” mode. He went up to the woman and told her to get into his car. Then he took her and her child a little further down the road to a daycare center.
A photo of the officer doing this was posted on Facebook and went viral. But he did not think what he did was any big deal.
Says the officer: “You see someone and you just help them.”
Officer Ziegler himself is the father of two young children and claims he would have helped the woman even if he had been off-duty. His mother-in-law, Donna Johnson, said that’s just the way he is, saying: “He’s just that type of person. Very helpful and outgoing, and he doesn’t want to see anyone in trouble or in need.”
And his wife, Rachel, was actually taken aback at how much attention her husband was receiving for such a deed. Says Rachel: “Last Tuesday I was actually having lunch with him and he told me that someone from the local news had contacted him and it surprised me. You would just expect Anyone to do that…to save someone from the freezing rain.”
Credit: City of Winston-Salem, NC -twitter.com/CityofWS
Maxwell and I will be running the Crescent City Classic in support of @TeamGleason & @SteveGleason
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See y’all Saturday! #ccc2024#10K#Run#NewOrleans#HappyEaster
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Louisiana State Police is proud to announce the launch of our new website which is designed to enhance engagement with the citizens of Louisiana. It will also provide a more user-friendly and intuitive online experience. https://t.co/ZTAcIbmv10
FYI #OPNation we didn’t know the gator was going to be killed (I was waiting for the “trapper”) and I didn’t even know it was dead (as opposed to tranquilized) until officer on scene said so. Sorry to those who were upset by it. We always try to be as sensitive as possible.
Thankful Thursday! I'm grateful for the adventures with Gray after school through the hood. Her curiosity, wonder & exploration inspires the same within me.
Our treasures were abundant the past couple weeks. The universe is within every flower. Wouldn't be possible without Kyle.
I missed the full Moon last night, but Michael DeMocker definitely did not! Holy shit balls! I'm overwhelmed. The Moooooooooooon! https://t.co/P77DdCRvOo
Louisiana State Police Transportation Safety Services will be joining several other states June 21-23 for #SafeDRIVE. SafeDRIVE (Distracted Reckless Impaired Visibility Enforcement) is a multi-state, high visibility traffic enforcement.