A policewoman bought products that had been stolen from him during a seizure for a sick man
In Texas, a policewoman was publicly praised for buying food and medicine for a diabetic man who passed out and stole his products in the Walmart parking lot.
Photo: video frame
Officer Kirsten Korichak of the Houston Police Department said that a 50-60 man had a diabetic seizure when he left the supermarket, causing him to lose consciousness.
When the man received emergency medical care, he saw that his products had been stolen. Returning to Walmart, the man told Kristen, who worked in security, what happened.
The policeman understood what happened to the man, as her father also suffers from diabetes, and, having a fixed income, cannot afford to buy more food.
“I offered to help buy him groceries since he was diabetic and I know what he needs to eat in this case,” the officer said.
Korichak added that she spent about $ 25 on vegetables, oatmeal, medicines, and “essentials” for diabetics.
The officer did not for a moment doubt that he needed help, and she was ready to help no longer for glory.
Korichak added that now people very often look at such actions or take them on video, but they do not help. She called for more help each other: "If you see that someone is being mistreated or someone is suffering, say something."
For example, recently a girl received a college scholarship reward after a stranger took a picture of her with an elderly customer at a diner.
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