A cop in a donut shop may sound like a cliche to most of us, but for 9-year-old Brooke, the scenario was one she will remember for a long time.
Brooke was standing in line at a gas station, waiting to buy some donut holes. But when she got to the cashier, she discovered that she didn't have enough money.
As it turns out, there was a kind stranger waiting behind her – State Trooper Chad Savannah.
What happened next created a chain reaction of kind deeds which is melting peoples' hearts!
We've all been there – you place an order, reach the cashier and realize you don't have enough cash. 9-year-old Brooke describes the moment in a way that we can all relate to.
"I was standing in line and I didn't have enough money and I'm like, frozen," Brooke tells The Butler Eagle. "I didn't know what to do."
But luckily, Trooper Chad Savannah was standing behind her in line, and without missing a beat, he told the cashier to add Brooke's order to his bill.
Brooke was caught off guard by the kind gesture, and as many young kids would do in her position, she hurried out of the store after receiving the donuts.
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