Maddie immediately tried to defend her mom against the cop’s allegations, insisting they had done nothing wrong, and even panicked slightly about being in trouble with the law. However, as footage posted on the Goffstown Police Department Facebook page shows (which you can see by clicking here), Maddie’s shock quickly changed once she spotted Lt. Pouliet holding a camera. In typical teenage fashion, and just as Kathy begins laughing along with the cops, Maddie turns to the camera and said “Oh my God mom!”. The officer standing next to Maddie’s window then handed her the check and she thanked him before Lt Pouliet joked about seeing her licence. As Maddie became more and more embarrassed Kathy began laughing harder, and then Lt. Pouliet finally told Maddie that “This was all your mother’s idea!”
In contrast, and not a laughing matter, Ewing’s Sarcoma is part of a group of extreme rare tumors which, when they appear, usually occur in young people. Of all cancer diagnoses in people under thirty (30), Ewing’s Sarcoma makes up one percent (1%) of cases. The disease is a primary bone cancer, meaning it originates inside bone cells rather than spreading there from other parts of the body. If the cancer is diagnosed before it spreads to other parts of the body, then it can be successfully treated in up to seventy-five per cent (75%) of cases.
Memo to both Lieutenant Pierre Pouliet and the Goffstown Police Department: Well played. Well played indeed. I know that I don’t need to tell you, but for the benefit of the Folks, this is precisely the sort of selfless and caring act that makes cops so special. When you see / read / hear about a “bad cop” or a cop who does a “bad” thing please, pretty please, reflect on Lieutenant Pierre Pouliet and the Goffstown Police Department, because A) just as with every group of people / profession, the “bad” are only a small percentage of the whole and B) the “bad” are ridiculously outweighed by “the good”. So thank a cop. Not only may one save / help / assist you or a loved one, but they also do kind and selfless things for others, and risk their lives each and every day whilst they do so. The simple fact is that…
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