How far would you go to save a fellow cop’s life? Here is a great story about two brother officers at the Denver Police Department that will amaze you. One police officer donates a kidney anonymously to save… the other officer’s life. I know both of these men, and they are both very private, and the only way that I found out about this was from this Denver Post newspaper article. It’s a great story and one that all of us can learn from. Congratulations to both Danny and Ed and “thank you” for reaffirming what it means for a police officer to sacrifice himself to take care of a fellow officer in need.
Visit: http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_16283811 to read the article.
This story hits right at the heart of why this website was founded. Thanks to Detective Danny Veith, from the Employee Assistance & Wellness office of the Denver Police Department for setting a fine example of going the extra mile to support the wellness of a fellow officer.
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