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Photo captures heartbreaking moment police officer says goodbye to daughter

Heartbreaking Moment Officer Says Goodbye To Daughter
By Kimberly Richardson, WSBTV.com
May 9, 2017

A photograph shared by a Georgia police officer will break your heart.

The photograph shows Officer Rob Fleming with the Clayton County Police Department saying goodbye to his little “princess” as he leaves for work.

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His daughter is in tears as Fleming buckles her into the car seat.

The Clayton County Police Department shared the sweet exchange on its Facebook page to humanize the people who wear the badge.

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