Ga. officers come to the rescue after women break down Black Friday shopping

A pair of women and a young child shopped until their car dropped on Black Friday. Luckily, some officers came to the rescue.

Woodstock Officer M. Dunn was working near the Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta when he noticed a vehicle had stalled on nearby Ridgewalk Pkwy.

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Dunn and other officers were able to push the car to a gas station. They waited until one of the women’s husband arrived with a new alternator for the car.

So the shoppers could get back in action, Dunn volunteered to install the alternator.

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“You’re a true representation of what our department stands for,” the Woodstock Police Department said in a release.

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