In the post, Guerrero called the moment "tender mercy" and that Baubie is humble and has a heart of gold, Patch reported.
She said that the unidentified student was “having a difficult time, was screaming and inconsolably crying, saying sad and negative things about himself.”
Baubie spoke to the boy, telling him that he mattered, is important and loved. He also told the student that everyone makes mistakes but those mistakes don’t define anyone and that you have to move on.
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A spokesperson for the Phoenix Police Department told Yahoo Lifestyle that Baubie was there at the right time.
“Office Baubie was going about his daily duties when he came across a young student leaving the school administrative office,” Sgt. Armando Carbajal, said. “The boy was traumatized, so Baubie lent an ear and tried to calm him down.”
“Police officers are there to provide safety and to teach,” Carbajal said of the Baubie. “But this was one duty that you can’t put on paper.”
Baubie is a 13-year veteran of the police force, a father and has been married for 27 years.
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