The boy said he lived with his grandmother but didn't know the building number, so Clift asked him to check with his grandmother, saying that he would drop off a new bike when he came to work the next day. He had a bike at home that he knew would be perfect.
Clift delivered the bike to him Tuesday as shown in a heartwarming viral photo.
The Kent Police Department shared the photo on its Facebook page, saying, "Sometimes, this is our job and it ain't too shabby." The image has since been shared hundreds of times.
Meet Officer Clift. During a Splash/Fireworks emphasis patrol, he encountered a boy at Birch Creek Apartments who was...
Posted by Kent Police Department on Tuesday, July 3, 2018
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