The man in the wheelchair reportedly called 911 after being caught in the storm, and that's when Fort Myers police officer Gill Benitez came to the call.
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Via KXAN
Everyone’s got a bucket list, and it’s assumed that on every list, somewhere, there’s an entry about using a taser on someone. Very few get to fulfill this wish, but one Ohio teen did.
16-year-old Alyssa Elkins, a teen battling leukemia, wanted to use a stun gun on someone, and the Newark, Ohio police department helped her dream come true. Alyssa got to tase Sgt. Doug Bline as a crowd of supporters watched. “Bline winced and fell onto a mat, guided by spotters,” writes Newsday.”
Alyssa said the experience was “awesome.”
“I'm very grateful that people would put themselves out there to allow me to do that to them,” she said.
Alyssa is great. The world needs more Alyssas.
This Facebook post advertised free cell doors for pickup and became a funny message to remind citizens out there to stay on the right side of the law. This is the whole post:
They didn't stop there though, it looks like Sergeant Colin Taylor stuck around to answer a few questions as well:
When a noise complaint was called about a group of kids playing basketball too loudly, this Gainesville, FL police officer showed up to set them straight. And by set them straight, we mean dunking on them while playing basketball. 
via@RagjUF
Officer White handled the issue (or non-issue) like a pro and according to the Gainesville Police Department, he is trying to set up a full game.
