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Officer Veronica Lumpkin bought Anaya a new car battery out of her own pocket.
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A Phoenix, AZ, police officer went out of her way to help a woman whose car battery was stolen.
Darlene Anaya had just paid $200 for a new car battery when someone stole it out of her vehicle. Officer Veronica Lumpkin responded to the theft call and got the woman a tow truck. But then Lumpkin went a step further and bought Anaya a new car battery out of her own pocket, reports CBS.
"I've been a Phoenix PD officer for 21 years," she said. "Behind my badge is 100% love and service. It's a privilege to be a blessing to you that day."
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