J’mar told Deputy Bryan Statzer they were shoveling because they “were just trying to make the world a safer place.”
The sheriff’s office commended the boys on social media.
“We can certainly do a lot of learning from both J’mar and Quron and thank them for taking care of their community … on their day OFF from school,” a Facebook post read. “Keep up the work and keep inspiring others.”
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