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This made me smile:
Sometimes heroes don’t wear capes — they drive moving trucks.
A missing 3-year-old girl in the Phoenix area is safe thanks to the quick thinking of a gas station security guard and an unexpected group of helpers: a local moving crew.
According to reports, little Kehlani Rogers had allegedly been abducted from her Avondale home. An Amber Alert was issued, and by Sunday morning, the alert reached the right people at exactly the right time.
A security guard working at a QuikTrip in the Phoenix area recognized both the toddler and the suspect, 23-year-old Marina Noriega, after seeing the Amber Alert the day before. Instead of hesitating, he immediately jumped into action.
Noticing a Camelback Moving team at the gas station, the guard enlisted their help. Together, they carefully identified the suspect’s vehicle and quickly formed a plan.
The moving crew used their trucks to box in the pickup Noriega was driving, preventing her from leaving while the security guard called 911.
“We’re a moving company, so we’re not professional heroes by any means,” said Chad Olsen, president of Camelback Moving. “But to listen to the dashcam and watch the dashcam footage of the crew kind of identifying the situation and who this was, and putting the plan together that we’re going to block this truck in with our truck and not allow them to leave. I couldn’t be more proud.”
Within minutes, Phoenix police arrived on the scene. Noriega was taken into custody, and police confirmed that Rogers was safe and had not been hurt.
Complete text: https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news...-Help-Save-Missing-3-Year-Old-Girl-In-Phoenix
The Amber Alert System helped produce a positive outcome.
Sometimes heroes don’t wear capes — they drive moving trucks.
A missing 3-year-old girl in the Phoenix area is safe thanks to the quick thinking of a gas station security guard and an unexpected group of helpers: a local moving crew.
According to reports, little Kehlani Rogers had allegedly been abducted from her Avondale home. An Amber Alert was issued, and by Sunday morning, the alert reached the right people at exactly the right time.
A security guard working at a QuikTrip in the Phoenix area recognized both the toddler and the suspect, 23-year-old Marina Noriega, after seeing the Amber Alert the day before. Instead of hesitating, he immediately jumped into action.
Noticing a Camelback Moving team at the gas station, the guard enlisted their help. Together, they carefully identified the suspect’s vehicle and quickly formed a plan.
The moving crew used their trucks to box in the pickup Noriega was driving, preventing her from leaving while the security guard called 911.
“We’re a moving company, so we’re not professional heroes by any means,” said Chad Olsen, president of Camelback Moving. “But to listen to the dashcam and watch the dashcam footage of the crew kind of identifying the situation and who this was, and putting the plan together that we’re going to block this truck in with our truck and not allow them to leave. I couldn’t be more proud.”
Within minutes, Phoenix police arrived on the scene. Noriega was taken into custody, and police confirmed that Rogers was safe and had not been hurt.
Complete text: https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news...-Help-Save-Missing-3-Year-Old-Girl-In-Phoenix
The Amber Alert System helped produce a positive outcome.
