A bodycam footage of an officer of Jonesboro Police Department, shared on Facebook, has now created a chatter online and left many chuckling. The video shows the policeman delivering food to a house. He did so after arresting the delivery driver during a traffic stop.
The image shows a scene from the cop's point of view. (Facebook/@TheJonesboroPD)
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The police department shared the video. “Y'all, I can't make this up...” they wrote along with the hashtag #ProtectandServe.
The video, which captures the scene from the cop’s point of view, shows him walking towards a house and eventually knocking on the door. A man opens the door and the officer asks him "Is there a Sherry here?" A woman, sitting in another room, answers. Take a look at the rest of the video to see what happens next:
Since being shared a few days ago, the video has gathered more than one lakh views. People had a lot to say about the video.
“This is so sweet,” wrote a Facebook user. “Above and beyond the call of duty!” shared another. “That was truly a beautiful thing to do,” commented a third.
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