Officer embarks 3 a.m. formula hunt after Ohio mother's milk dried up

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The Miami Township Police Department posted the video of the officer helping a mother.
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[@chicagosmoke3292]

I’m a pro-police person, but let’s have a regular civilian go up to the window asking if they could buy formula during closed hours. I will reasonably assume they would be told to wait until the store opens.

[@ericeandco]

Most stores are controlled by a computer at corporate. It’s programmed to shut down the store and alert everyone if the doors aren’t locked by s certain time.

[@jamessimmons7480]

SAD TO SAY THAT THIS is NOT typical OF MOST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AT ALL!!!!!

[@ericeandco]

The story makes no sense. The baby’s a week old. The mother should have been producing milk unless she wasn’t nursing the child the first place. The hospital also would have known the mother wasn’t producing milk and the hospital caseworker should have made sure the mother had access to formula and government programs. This is what happens when you send mothers and babies home too soon. The mother should have had tons of baby supplies, formula and diapers ready for her return. DSS should be investigating.

[@125asd9]

There are so many miserable people in this world.

[@mosandos3803]

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[@AkaRespectPickles]

Drink water..

[@ericeandco]

Mom’s milk didn’t just dry up and she knew she didn’t have formula long before 3am.