She got a warning ticket for speeding. It changed her career path.
Briefly

After pulling over a speeding driver, Alabama state trooper J.T. Brown offered Abbie Jo Rutledge not just a warning, but career advice and encouragement.
For Rutledge, it was shocking that a cop could be more interested in her future than her speeding—an encounter that transformed a stressful moment into a motivational experience.
Brown, who had a background in surgical technology, advised Rutledge to pursue her dreams despite her uncertainties, emphasizing the importance of not giving up on goals.
The experience highlighted the human side of law enforcement, where understanding and compassion can impact individuals beyond the immediate legal issue.
Read at Washington Post
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