McDonough officer shows woman kindness after she lost all her money in a robbery

By Nefeteria Brewster nefeteria.brewster@rockdalecitizen.com
Nov 16, 2022
Nov 16, 2022 Updated Dec 24, 2023
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McDONOUGH — When a local woman found herself out of money after she was robbed, a McDonough police officer decided to step in with an act of kindness.

McDonough Officer Harisson.jpeg — Officer Corey Harrison with McDonough Police Department
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Officer Corey Harrison with McDonough Police Department
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As Officer Corey Harrison stopped at a local Chevron last Thursday he happened to notice a frustrated motorist who seemed to be struggling at another pump. When the officer spoke with the woman — who happened to be in her late 30s or early 40s — she told him she was recently a victim of a robbery and lost all her credit cards and money as a result of the incident.

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