In June 2017, six inmates in Polk County, Georgia, showed what real character looks like.
While working at a cemetery, the deputy supervising them suddenly collapsed in the heat. His gun, keys, and van were right there — a perfect chance to escape.
But no one ran.
Instead, they rushed to help. They removed his vest to cool him down, called 911, and stayed by his side until help arrived — actions that likely saved his life.
Later, the deputy said, “None of my guys ran. None of them did anything wrong.”
Their honesty didn’t go unnoticed. Sheriff Johnny Moats rewarded them with a special meal and even recommended reducing their sentences.
While working at a cemetery, the deputy supervising them suddenly collapsed in the heat. His gun, keys, and van were right there — a perfect chance to escape.
But no one ran.
Instead, they rushed to help. They removed his vest to cool him down, called 911, and stayed by his side until help arrived — actions that likely saved his life.
Later, the deputy said, “None of my guys ran. None of them did anything wrong.”
Their honesty didn’t go unnoticed. Sheriff Johnny Moats rewarded them with a special meal and even recommended reducing their sentences.
In June 2017, six inmates in Polk County, Georgia, showed what real character looks like.
While working at a cemetery, the deputy supervising them suddenly collapsed in the heat. His gun, keys, and van were right there — a perfect chance to escape.
But no one ran.
Instead, they rushed to help. They removed his vest to cool him down, called 911, and stayed by his side until help arrived — actions that likely saved his life.
Later, the deputy said, “None of my guys ran. None of them did anything wrong.”
Their honesty didn’t go unnoticed. Sheriff Johnny Moats rewarded them with a special meal and even recommended reducing their sentences.
