Two deputies in Clay County, Florida, are receiving accolades for providing a meal and some gasoline and cash to a 71-year-old motorist who was stranded in their jurisdiction while waiting for a lifeline. “People should look for opportunities to help, if you can, even if it’s just buying a sandwich and a couple bucks in the gas tank. Because it meant a lot to her,” one of the officers, Deputy Mark Maertz, told “Jesse Weber Live” on Wednesday. Post navigation Armed felon threatens CTA bus driver, caught on camera ICE takes Wisconsin state trooper into custody
