Indiana State Trooper Todd Durnil pulled over a man for speeding. He seemed upset, but when the two got to talking about why he was speeding, Rodney Gibson told the trooper he wasn’t really paying attention to his speed because his daughter just found out she had breast cancer and was probably not going to make it. He apologized for speeding, saying he never intentionally does that.
There was no need to ticket the man, the trooper asked if there was anything he could do for him. Gibson asked if he would pray for his daughter. So, together, next to the man’s truck off the side of the road, the two prayed. They then exchanged phone numbers so they could keep in touch.
