Policeman Steals the Show by Escorting Disabled Lady to the Front.

During the 4 o'clock inspection parade at Horse Guards, a touching moment unfolded as a policeman stole the show by escorting a disabled lady in a wheelchair to the front, ensuring she had the best view of the King's Guards. This heartwarming act of kindness captivated everyone in attendance and highlighted the compassion and dedication of those in uniform. Watch this unforgettable moment that brought smiles to many faces. 🚓❤️
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[@josephhetherington7318]

Brilliant. The others were selfish in not letting her come to the front.

[@clarewilliams5907]

TBH I use a wheelchair and people just don't see you - so probably not delibberate just wheelchair blindness

[@MartinaSchmitz-w5d]

That's britisch! I love it.

[@MotherwomanKC]

Any tourist who doesn’t let young kids and people in wheel chairs to be at the front, is kind of a jerk. I can see not disrupting the line if people with kids come in late, but to knowingly stand in front of a wheel chair or a young kid is incredibly selfish. I always see people who didn’t line up properly to begin with back up into the people who were on the second white, as if they should move back and end up behind them.