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A South Charleston, West Virginia mother made a heartbreaking discovery when she found that her daughter’s adaptive tricycle was stolen. Disaree Rush had bought the tricycle for her daughter, A’Mirracle Rush, who is wheelchair bound. When Rush contacted the police, their investigation uncovered that the bike had been left behind a dumpster and was crushed by a garbage truck. Adaptive tricycles can cost thousands of dollars, and Disaree knew that she wouldn’t be able to afford a new one because she was saving up for a vehicle with a wheelchair lift. The officer involved in the investigation, Cpl. Thomas Kriston reached out to the company and gave them the story. An employee there, Marc LeBlanc gave the officer a 50 percent discount. With help from the company and the community, and fellow police officers, they were able to buy A’Mirracle a new tricycle. Disaree said the outpouring of support from the community has meant the world to her and her daughter. As for the original bike theft, Cpl. Kriston said that the investigation is still ongoing to find the person responsible.

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