After the 911 Call, LM Cop’s Gesture Goes Way Beyond The Call Of Duty
If you’ve already had your fill of feel-good stories today, then you can skip this. Otherwise read on.
Maggie Corrado told CBS-3 on Wednesday (February 3) that she called 911 the day before, because her 4-year-old daughter Mason said she wasn’t feeling well, and had “such a far-off look.”
As CBS-3 reported
Multiple Lower Merion officers showed up at her home, but one officer left a lasting impression on the family.
“I said to him thank you, just through my hysterics. He just looked at me and he said ‘I have five daughters,’ and I just knew with him saying that, that it meant I understand,” Corrado said.
But the officer’s work didn’t stop there. Ultimately, Mason was transported to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where doctors say the 4-year-old will be fine.
Later that afternoon, Corrado was in for another surprise, but this one was a lot more pleasant than the one she had experienced earlier in the day.
Mike Aluise, one of the officers who was team that responded to the 911 call, came back to the house. And as Corrado told CBS-3, “He brought over a gift bag of different unicorn things — a unicorn stuffed animal, a unicorn bathrobe and some candy.” Corrado added, “Having a stranger do something like that really just shows that there is this kindness out there that we forget sometimes.”