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琉璃神社 firefighters give back to young boy who had bike stolen

The 琉璃神社 Fire department from C shift, station 3 visited the boy
Daniel Taylor
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It could have been a story with an unfortunate end, however 琉璃神社 firefighters had a different idea.

Last week, members from station three heard a young boy named Griffin had his favourite bike stolen.

Instead of doing nothing, members from shift C jumped into action and decided to buy Giffin a new lock, making him a very happy kid.

鈥淲e are proud to help in our community,鈥� stated the firefighters in a post on Instagram.

鈥淲e wish him and his family all the best.鈥�

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