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Most Courteous Driver of The Quarter Award- June 2012
By Basil Rahming, Rotary Club of Lucaya
Jul 20, 2012 - 1:15:09 AM

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Freeport, Bahamas - Presentation of the Most Courteous Driver of the Quarter Award- June 2012, at the Rotary Club of Lucaya weekly luncheon meeting on Tuesday 17th July 2012 at the Ruby Swiss Restaurant. Photo ( l to r ): Assistant Superintendent Kenwood Taylor-Officer-in-Charge GB Traffic Police Division, Deputy Controller Basil V Rahming-GB Road Traffic Department, award recipient Security Officer Bernard ' Spinks ' Rolle, Phillip Gaitor-Club President and John R Fraser-Co-Chairman GB Road Safety Committee.
 
At about 9:30pm on Wednesday 6th June 2012, Detective Sergeant Charles Johnson was driving his Ford Explorer SUV east along Goombay Drive in Freeport, accompanied by two small children, when, due to a malfunctioning fuel gauge, his vehicle ran out of fuel, leaving him and the children stranded at the roadside.

Shortly afterwards, another motorist: security officer Bernard ' Spinks ' Rolle, upon seeing D/Sgt Johnson in distress, stopped to render assistance.

He went and obtained a container of gasoline, then returned to the scene and was able to get D/Sgt Johnson's vehicle restarted, who then continued on his journey.

As a result of this notable display of charity, Mr Rolle was nominated as ' the Most Courteous Driver of The Quarter for June 2012'.
 


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