Police Officer Promoted for Offering Maternal Care to Baby in Need
A Mexico City police officer was given a promotion for going above and beyond and offering a baby in need her breastmilk after Hurricane Otis. According to Sunny Skyz , after the category 5 hurricane decimated areas of…
A Mexico City police officer was given a promotion for going above and beyond and offering a baby in need her breastmilk after Hurricane Otis.
According to Sunny Skyz, after the category 5 hurricane decimated areas of Mexico City, Officer Arizbeth Dionisio Ambrosio was deployed to Acapulco on Oct 25.
As a mother herself, she was concerned for the well-being of a 4-month-old baby who was crying out of hunger. The distressed mother was unable to feed the child.
Ambrosio is a nursing mother. She offered to feed the baby some of her milk and the mother happily accepted. A photo was taken of this act of kindness and posted online, where it went viral.
She was promoted from “policía primero” to “suboficial,” and celebrated by Mexico City Security Minister Pablo Vázquez Camacho in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.
He said, “For her vocation of service to citizens and for raising the name of the @SSC_CDMX, my colleague Arizbeth Dionisio Ambrosio from the Agrupamiento #Zorros , who protected the life of a baby in #Acapulco , was promoted.”
Camacho also called it “an example of #humanismo for everyone.”
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