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Topic	Cop discovers routine traffic stop perp is the man who delivered him as a baby.
UnfairRepresent 06/19/18 2:21:03 PM #1:	It was just a routine traffic stop when a state trooper pulled over Matthew Bailly on a New Jersey highway earlier this month. The violation was minor, but as they talked for a few minutes they discovered a connection between them that was major. Probably hoping for mercy, Bailly quickly brought up the fact that he was a retired police officer from Piscataway. Officer Patterson replied that he, too, was from the same town, some 40 miles away. Making more small talk, the driver asked the young trooper where he grew up. After hearing the name of the streetPoe Placehe said he knew that exact road because 27 years ago, a woman had suddenly gone into labor there. Bailly, who was just a rookie cop four years into his career, arrived on the scene and, while receiving directions from a doctor over the phone, actually delivered a baby. The memory was so meaningful to him, he could recall everything about the incidentfrom the color of the house to the name of the baby: Michael. Through the window of the car, the trooper then shook Baillys hand and said: My name is Michael Patterson, sir. Thank you for delivering me. The New Jersey State Police Department posted photos of the two men to Facebook, saying Were not sure what the odds are of this happeningmaybe theyre close to the odds of a hole-in-one, winning the lottery, or being struck by lightningbut it happened. It was October 1991, when Pattersons mother was out shopping and suddenly went into laborand barely made it home. Now that the family was reconnected with the cop who delivered their boy, they invited him over for a reunion that was long overdueand both families were ecstatic about the meeting. The police department added, After all, as a police officer, you dont always get a chance to have a moment like this with people you once helped in your career! Full Article: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/routine-nj-traffic-stop-reveals-major-connection/ Small world --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:903572177] in Cop discov... [t:76730149]...</cite> <quote>It was just a routine traffic stop when a state trooper pulled over Matthew Bailly on a New Jersey highway earlier this month. The violation was minor, but as they talked for a few minutes they discovered a connection between them that was major. Probably hoping for mercy, Bailly quickly brought up the fact that he was a retired police officer from Piscataway. Officer Patterson replied that he, too, was from the same town, some 40 miles away. Making more small talk, the driver asked the young trooper where he grew up. After hearing the name of the streetPoe Placehe said he knew that exact road because 27 years ago, a woman had suddenly gone into labor there. Bailly, who was just a rookie cop four years into his career, arrived on the scene and, while receiving directions from a doctor over the phone, actually delivered a baby. The memory was so meaningful to him, he could recall everything about the incidentfrom the color of the house to the name of the baby: Michael. Through the window of the car, the trooper then shook Baillys hand and said: My name is Michael Patterson, sir. Thank you for delivering me. The New Jersey State Police Department posted photos of the two men to Facebook, saying Were not sure what the odds are of this happeningmaybe theyre close to the odds of a hole-in-one, winning the lottery, or being struck by lightningbut it happened. It was October 1991, when Pattersons mother was out shopping and suddenly went into laborand barely made it home. Now that the family was reconnected with the cop who delivered their boy, they invited him over for a reunion that was long overdueand both families were ecstatic about the meeting. The police department added, After all, as a police officer, you dont always get a chance to have a moment like this with people you once helped in your career! Full Article: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/routine-nj-traffic-stop-reveals-major-connection/ Small world --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair. https://imgtc.com/i/14JHfrt.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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