PHOTO submitted by a Township employee, showing Lakewood Police Officer Mark Zwiebek, assisting a homeless man in the Township’s parking lot this morning. The Officer assisted the homeless man with placing shoelaces in a new pair of shoes he received. He then tied them for him and sent him on his way.
Photo Of LPD Officer Assisting Homeless Man
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now why can’t everybody in lakewood be that caring to others
ok what comment was deleted , Im curious to know how anyone could turn such a simple heartfelt story into something nasty !!
no it wasen’t nasty. the problem is the editor deletes comments for no good reason.
Did Elmer Fudd pronouce marks last name?
Thats not Zwiebec… Its officer Butterworth
seriously… ZREBIEC… geez people!
um, yeah… that should be Zrebiec, if i’m not mistaken…glad to see that ya’ll check these things…
Why come u don’t put my socks on!!!
This same man was in the town square earlier today and was given a coat and boots by Minister Steve. Minister Steve also took money out of his wallet and bought the man a sandwich and coffee from a restaurant across from the square.
and why did he have help him with his shoe laces was he drunk or something cause that seems to be the problem you see everyone trying to help the homeless and dont get me wrong no one deserves to be homeless but what makes me mad is these people 90 percent of them are down at the liquor store buying their bottle for the day if they have enough money to buy liquor they have enough to live just like every one else
Melisa good pic
To justice served: The man was neither homeless nor was he drunk. He lives in Lakewood on Lexington. He was just an older man who needed help putting in his shoe laces. When you get that old you may need the same type of help. Lets hope that there are nice people like this police officer or Minister Steve still around to help you.
Melisa says sorry about the bad pic Mr. Basement