Two Pennsylvania police officers saved Christmas for a young boy whose presents were stolen.When the Pittsburgh Steelers found out about their giving spirits, they decided to keep the kindness going.Opening his present of a signed Najee Harris jersey was great for Jaxon, a Steelers fan.The team invited Jaxon’s family and two police officers to the Steelers-Browns game after the team heard about how the family’s garage was broken into by thieves stealing Christmas presents.But the officers showed kindness.”Jaxon likes to say a Grinch came to our house,” mom Carrie Morgan said. “We went down into the garage where Santa sometimes leaves gifts and they were gone. Everything for him was gone and it was devastating.””I felt upset,” Jaxon said. When officers Brandon Haroulakis and David Sadecky found out the gifts were stolen, they jumped into action.”It didn’t even cross my mind for a second. I knew I had to go to the store and try and find some gifts,” Sadecky said. “I was so touched and surprised and it was such a nice thing to do. They really saved our Christmas,” Carrie said. “It was just great to see the Steelers step up because this is why we do the job, to see the smiles on people’s faces,” Sadecky said.There is no word on who might have taken Jaxon’s original presents.
Two Pennsylvania police officers saved Christmas for a young boy whose presents were stolen.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers found out about their giving spirits, they decided to keep the kindness going.
Opening his present of a signed Najee Harris jersey was great for Jaxon, a Steelers fan.
The team invited Jaxon’s family and two police officers to the Steelers-Browns game after the team heard about how the family’s garage was broken into by thieves stealing Christmas presents.
But the officers showed kindness.
“Jaxon likes to say a Grinch came to our house,” mom Carrie Morgan said. “We went down into the garage where Santa sometimes leaves gifts and they were gone. Everything for him was gone and it was devastating.”
“I felt upset,” Jaxon said.
When officers Brandon Haroulakis and David Sadecky found out the gifts were stolen, they jumped into action.
“It didn’t even cross my mind for a second. I knew I had to go to the store and try and find some gifts,” Sadecky said.
“I was so touched and surprised and it was such a nice thing to do. They really saved our Christmas,” Carrie said.
“It was just great to see the Steelers step up because this is why we do the job, to see the smiles on people’s faces,” Sadecky said.
There is no word on who might have taken Jaxon’s original presents.
