Cocoa Beach Detective caught on camera

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Cocoa Beach Detective caught on camera

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June 26, 2021

By Robert Burns

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Detective Sergeant Tom Cooper was working a detail downtown Saturday afternoon when dispatch advised of an elderly gentleman with a disabled vehicle on A1A @ Cocoa Isles Blvd.

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Tom made contact with the man, drove him to Ace Hardware and bought him a fuel can, then drove him to Chevron at 400 N. Atlantic Ave. where they donated the fuel to get him on his way safely.

That’s how this community steps up! Simply outstanding!💪

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