Officer Follows Insistent Dog, Calls For Backup When He Sees Why

The sun was still hidden behind the clouds after eight in the morning. The air was cold as he drove through the snow-covered streets.

He had been driving for a while when he spotted something further down the street. It was a black dog that paced up and down. It was a curious sight, and he drove slowly as he got closer. His want to investigate would soon have him calling for backup.

Serving In The Big Apple 

Levi Whitman was your average police officer in New York City. A man of the law for more than two decades, Levi loved everything about his job.

Serving in New York for half of his career, Levi had seen everything the city had to offer. But what he’d find that morning would be a first in his career.

To Serve And Protect

When Levi enrolled to become a policeman, he’d only ever wanted to serve and protect. He started his career in Chicago before changing stations after ten years. There was nothing Levi loved more than being a police officer.

To him, a chance to help the locals of New York was everything he ever wanted in his life. So when he found that black dog wandering the cold streets on a snowy day, he knew he needed to investigate.

A Dog Person

Levi had always been a dog person. He had a five-year-old German shepherd he loved to the stars and back at home.

When he saw that dog braving the cold morning snow that day, he didn’t care whether it was a stray or a dog out for a stroll. He decided then and there to try and get it to a warmer place. He had no idea what he was bargaining for.

The Day Is Here

That fateful morning started like any other for Levi. He woke up early and ran through his morning routine. By seven, he was on his way to the station to go through the day’s objectives before his morning patrol.

The station was almost full when Levi arrived, even though half the streets in the neighborhood were impassable because of the night’s snowfall. Though he knew he should wait for the city sanitation department to cater to the snow, he felt like he needed to be out there patrolling.