A few years ago a sheriff’s deputy rammed into my car on his way to a call. After he made sure I was safe, he admitted fault and told me the protocol for them to pay for it.
When I took the paperwork in, the Sheriff heard I was there, came out of his officer and over to me. He introduced himself and asked me if I was alright. He then shook my hand and apologized for his deputy. He took my paperwork over to a lady then walked me to the door.
He didn’t have to do all that. He showed not only character but caring, and that is why he has my vote again.
JOHN SMITH
Muskogee
Opinion
April 25, 2012
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