-1.png?w=134&h=300&mode=max&format=jpg&quality=80&crop=0%2C422%2C818%2C720)
Video: Cop helps woman fix tire, changes her perspective on police
The woman said she had flat tires before, but never had an officer go out of their way to help
By Police1 Staff
MONTGOMERY, Texas — An officer who went out of his way to help a woman with a flat tire changed her view on police officers.
RoseMary Ngehsab Atanga posted a video of Officer Steven Squier on the department’s Facebook and called him the “best officer in United States.”
Atanga said her first instinct was “Lord here is another white officer, help me.” But she soon realized that Squier was an “angel who God sent.”
Officer Steven Squier has my award for best officer in the United States. Oh my God.I hope this goes viral.We got a flat somewhere around woodlands and could not figure out what was going on.When we pulled up around him and he directed us to park,my first instinct was, Lord here is another white officer,help me. No no no.This man is not a police officer but an angel who God sent to help my sister and I.We did not even know where to locate the spare tire. This very kind officer who had no reason doing this,located the spare,went through the car manual and single handedly changed the tire.We were still trying to figure out how to call AAA. I had to video him without him knowing so that the world can see what a good officer look like. Trust me,I have had flat tires before but I have never had a police officer go out of his way to do this I hope this message gets to his boss. My request Give him a 10% raise immediately A few days off An award for outstanding officer A hug by all other officers Oh,I am so grateful.Lord bless officer Squier and I pray for more if him in the US. My Sunday is dedicated in prayers to him and his family. Thank you all.
Posted by RoseMary Ngehsab Atanga on ראשון 23 אפריל 2017
“This very kind officer who had no reason doing this, located the spare, went through the car manual and single-handedly changed the tire,” she wrote. “We were still trying to figure out how to call AAA.”
Atanga said she had to film him so “the world can see what a good officer looks like.”
“I have had flat tires before but I have never had a police officer go out of his way to do this,” she wrote. “I am so grateful. Lord bless Officer Squier and I pray for more of him in the U.S. My Sunday is dedicated in prayers to him and his family.”
