Police Officer’s Act of Kindness Leads to Promotion in Wake of Hurricane Otis
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November 17, 2023
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A police officer in Mexico City has been promoted after photos of her feeding a hungry baby during the aftermath of Hurricane Otis went viral.

Arizbeth Dionisio Ambrosio has earned a well-deserved promotion after displaying exceptional compassion in the aftermath of Hurricane Otis. Deployed to Acapulco following the devastating Category 5 storm on October 25, Dionisio, a 33-year-old mother herself, went above and beyond her duty.

Encountering a four-month-old baby boy who hadn't eaten for an extended period and was crying from hunger, Dionisio approached the distressed mother. Understanding the situation and the mother's inability to breastfeed, the officer offered to nurse the hungry infant.

In recognition of her extraordinary act of compassion, Dionisio was promoted earlier this week. Her rank has been upgraded from "policía primero" to "suboficial."

Mexico City Security Minister Pablo Vázquez Camacho praised Dionisio's dedication to service and her role in protecting the life of a baby in Acapulco. He declared her promotion on Twitter/X, stating that her work stands as an exemplary display of humanism for everyone.

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