nice little story

[vqdriver]

lots of sensationalist stories dominate the news these days and the (mostly) positive stories get buried because frankly, they're kinda boring.
anyway, this one is not about bikes, but it's bike related and i think goes to show that many people on bikes are not "cyclists"

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/this-teenager-was-walking-for-hours-to-and-from-work-%e2%80%94-until-a-police-stop-changed-his-life/ar-BBwOZIB?li=BBnb7Kz

[drewellison]

Thanks for sharing. This put a smile on my face!
Drew

[cdn_bacon]

awesome.:hello:

[Roger M]

Great story, to offset the crap that's been on the news lately. Thanks for posting.

[Frankwurst]

Post of the month! Kudos to a young man with such good a work ethic And kudos to Cpl. Kirk Keffer. The world needs more people like this. Thanks for posting. It made me happy.:beer:

[sfhbike]

If only the whole world could go 'round that way.

[henrypretz]

Good stuff. Respect to each and all.

[Johnny P]

very nice.

[gasman]

Wouldn't it be great if this ocurred so often that it wasn't a story rather the norm we see every day ?

[gemship]

Wouldn't it be great if this ocurred so often that it wasn't a story rather the norm we see every day ?

Yes indeed. I like to think that there is a healthy percentage of folks joining the ranks of law enforcement with this kind of mentoring experience if you could call it that, that inspired them to be a more compassionate servant. Like a buddy of mine once said about some police...they have the power to either be saints or pricks.

[moose8]

Very nice story. That walk is no joke. He's the kind of employee lots of companies would love to have.

[Peter P.]

Epic. I'd love to find out how Jourdan is doing 5-10 years from now. I expect a success story.