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When He Realized What a New Mother Was Up to, One Deputy Found Himself Making an Unscheduled House Visit
September 15, 2015
"Well beyond the call of duty."
An Alabama mom taking care of her four-month-old while her husband was at work got an unexpected visit from a sheriff's deputy — and for all the right reasons.
Rachael Brindley was out mowing the lawn with the infant strapped in a front-facing baby carrier when a Madison County deputy stopped to help, WAFF-TV reported.
Brindley said her husband, Ryan Brindley, had been working a lot and wasn't able to be home much, so she wanted to help him out by mowing the lawn.
"He has been working hard on a work project and hasn't had time to cut it," Rachael Brindley said. "It was a nice day out, and so I thought I'd help my husband out and cut it myself."
But the deputy insisted on finishing the job himself. Brindley took photos of the generous act and posted them to Facebook. It didn't take long for the post to go viral.
Y'all I thought I was about to get in trouble or something for baby wearing while mowing but this sweet sheriff stopped and insisted on mowing my yard for me!!
Posted by Rachael Godsey Brindley on Monday, September 14, 2015
"Y'all thought I was about to get in trouble or something but this sweet sheriff stopped and insisted on mowing my yard for me!" Rachael Brindley wrote.
The Madison County Sheriff's Office later responded to the deputy's action on its Facebook page.
MCSO Deputy helping a new Mom with a baby by mowing her lawn. Well beyond the call of duty--she was very thankful. https://t.co/HGRQdg4dUU
Posted by Madison County Sheriff's Office on Monday, September 14, 2015
"MCSO Deputy helping a new Mom with a baby by mowing her lawn. Well beyond the call of duty - she was very thankful," the post read.
(H/T: WAFF-TV)
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