WALDORF, Md. – It was a normal Tuesday morning commute for Calvert County Animal Control Officer (ACO) Derrick Robinson from his home in Charles County – until he witnessed a serious collision involving a Dodge Durango and an 18-wheeler. Without hesitation or concern for his own safety, ACO Robinson and a Good Samaritan took immediate action to help the driver of the Durango, which was about to be engulfed in flames, and continued to help until first responders arrived on the scene.
ACO Robinson then used his van to block the roadway while first responders secured the scene and tended to the victims. And he still made it to work by 9 a.m.!
We are extremely proud of ACO Robinson for his swift actions, which helped ensure that both drivers survived. Please join us in thanking him for his outstanding service to fellow citizens.
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We need more good Samaritans like Derrick Robinson. He is a great example to what our County and Community need more of. Our residents looking after residents. Thank you Mr. Robinson!
Thank you, ACO Robinson and whoever was the Good Samaritan! The world needs more people like you two!!