The Arlington Police Department is sharing the story of a police officer who helped a mother and son who were having bike trouble last month.
Officer Ramirez was patrolling near Randol Mill Park on March 27 when he noticed a mother and her young son standing over a bike that was on its side.
When Ramirez approached them to make sure everything was okay, the woman informed him her son's training wheels had come loose.
Ramirez pulled out a pair of pliers and proceeded to to fix the wheels, tightening the bolts by hand.
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After he fix the wheels, Ramirez let the boy look around his patrol vehicle, and he gave the family's dog, a Belgian Malinois named Hank, some of the dog treats he kept in his car.
The mother left a note with the Arlington Police Department later that afternoon, thanking Ramirez for his help and for making her sons day.
