The residents of Stafford Township are celebrating a good deed by two of its police officers this week, in the spirit of holiday giving and community policing.
Resident Virginia Josephson, 96, had a problem with her refrigerator Sunday evening, so she called the police for help. Responding officers Patrolmen Gerardo Jorge and Anthony Vincent realized she was running low on groceries, so they made a special trip back to restock her refrigerator.
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, they made sure to pick up some chocolates and apple pie.
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