Florida boy calls 911 to give deputy hug
The child went on to give the deputy officer a hug and learned the importance of calling 911.
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Nov 4, 2023, 12:11 AM
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Updated 679 days ago
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19ds agoA young boy in Florida called 911, but there was no emergency.
The boy called because he wanted a hug from an officer.
The child went on to give the deputy officer a hug and learned the importance of calling 911.
The boy apologized for calling and the officer gave him a fist bump.
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