continue at JSA photo of a 2-year-old boy eating chicken McNuggets on the lap of a Milwaukee police officer had been shared thousands of times on social media by Tuesday.
Officers Vin Paolo and Dan Resnick were called to a vacant, boarded-up home on N. 29th St. near W. Locust St. on Friday morning to assist child welfare workers who had received reports of a pregnant woman living inside, according to Milwaukee police.
The officers found the woman and her 2-year-old son, who was wearing several coats, in the unheated house. They got the hungry boy a meal from McDonald’s and brought him into the warmth of a squad car.
As the boy sat on Paolo's lap, Resnick took a photo and sent it to Paolo's wife because the couple have adopted five foster children.
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'We're dads, we're people,' says Milwaukee cop featured in viral photo with 2-year-old boy he rescued
Packers' Ha Ha Clinton-Dix pursues degree in criminal justice: "To help kids understand that the law isn’t against you, it’s actually for you."
full article at ESPNFor Clinton-Dix, that purpose is clear. While he understands the resentment and animosity, he wants to help find a peaceful solution.
“I went into criminal justice because I want to learn more about the law, about what’s going on in this world, and be a mentor to kids from where I’m from," Clinton-Dix explained. "To [help them] understand that the law isn’t against you, it’s actually for you.
“You have to put yourself in people’s shoes in certain situations because you don’t know what people really think or what they’re really going through. I feel for the cops, I feel for us as a society as a whole, period. I just hope we can find peace and justice and get back to getting better in this world. That’s how it was going. We were getting better. And I just hope it goes back to that way.”
Bp Ricken hosts Blue Mass at Green Bay Cathedral Sept 18th
Blue Mass is a Thanksgiving Mass celebrated by Bishop David L. Ricken in gratitude for the generous service of public safety personnel who serve their community each day. Both public safety personnel (emergency, law enforcement, protective services, etc.) and our all members of the community are invited.details
We hope that you will attend to pray for and support all the brave men and women working in public safety each day.
DateSunday, September 18, 2016Time3:00 p.m.LocationSt. Francis Xavier Cathedral140 S. Monroe Ave.Green Bay, WI 54301
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