‘Good Samaritan' Cop Is Trending Over A Random Act Of Kindness, Again

CEU alumnus gained Internet traction over not just one, but two viral social media posts about his good deeds

It is the good deeds that we often think nobody notices that add up to create a better world. A random act of kindness may seem small to one person but can mean everything to another. These are the things that remind us that everything is going to be okay, because there is so much more good in the world than anything else.

Police Corporal Jonjon Nacino has become an Internet symbol of the quiet good of helping out a neighbor. Beyond what he does for the country in his professional capacity, he has been caught by netizens for the “Good Samaritan” work he does on the side.

On July 10, Dustin Rafael Cinco, a midwife at Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital, posted photos of a police officer who gave a vendor R1,000 for two pieces of ice drops. The police officer did not ask for any change. Dustin guesses that the vendor is around 65 years old, potentially a high-risk individual during this health crisis. Because of the random act of kindness, the vendor was able to go home early and rest.