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At a time when police officers often make headlines for misconduct, a Liberta woman is highlighting the compassion, dedication, and humanity that can define law enforcement.
On Wednesday evening, while on her way home, the woman experienced an unexpected setback when her vehicle struck a pothole, causing her tire to puncture.
The incident occurred along a poorly lit stretch of road, leaving her anxious amid rising concerns about crime in the area.
What could have been a stressful situation quickly turned into a moment of relief thanks to the prompt response of three officers on patrol.
Constable 285 Jamilla Edwards, Constable 347 Choyan James, and Constable 241 Linton Degallerie immediately assisted by changing the damaged tire, accompanying her to three tire shops in St. John’s to find the correct replacement, and returning to the scene to reinstall it.
The officers’ professionalism, diligence, and friendly demeanor left a lasting impression. Between moments of lighthearted conversation, they demonstrated genuine care that went far beyond their formal duties.
Constable Edwards reflected on the role of police officers, saying, “We have a tough job.
But beneath the uniform are compassionate, empathetic humans who quietly work behind the scenes, offering support, kindness, and sometimes even a helping hand.
That is the message we want to send to society to help build stronger and healthier communities.”
The Liberta woman expressed deep appreciation for the officers’ actions.
She noted that too often the media highlights the darker side of law enforcement, while daily acts of service and integrity go unnoticed.
She felt compelled to share her gratitude to acknowledge their kindness.
Reflecting on the encounter, she shared a verse that resonated with her spirit:
“In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:18
She concluded by saying she is truly thankful, noting that the officers’ actions are a reminder that goodness still exists in the world.
Their efforts exemplified the kind of policing that communities hope to see: compassionate, community-centered, and grounded in humanity.
She ended with heartfelt words: “Thank you, thank you, thank you.”
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That’s wonderful news, there are lots of good men and women in the force, it’s just a few bad apples that give the force a bad name. Hope the few bad ones will change their ways
Come on guys. We need to hear and see more of this. They can’t be all bad.
Bring out your good stories and let’s show that we actually have some good people in our police force.
Well brought up young lady none other than officer Edwards. She has a beautiful soul ❤️ one of the best female officer the royal police force have so far beautiful and intelligent ❤️ and she so well-mannered so polite and she a very fair police officer ❤️
Well done officers
I had a wonderful encounter with Officer James. He’s a great officer. I commend him for what he did. Keep up the good work young man and well done to the other officers who helped assist this lady. The force should have more like you.
We serve everywhere we go, i am on vacation in London presently, after dropping my 9yr old daughter to school, walking back home I saw this child not older than my daughter standing on the corner waiting to cross the road to go to her school, I was on the opposite side so I asked her if she needed to cross she replied yes,so there were traffic traveling from both directions i went in the road and stopped both vehicles one was an ambulance. They did stopped she crossed the road and continued her journey to school. When I looked up I saw the ambulance personnel were waving wholeheartedly at me with smiles on their faces. I felt so good about it.