This February, to show appreciation to law enforcement, state Attorney General Ashley Moody challenged Floridians through social media to show their love for law enforcement.
The challenge is called Hearts 4 Heroes and involves doing something nice for an officer in a local community to show gratitude. To participate, record, photograph or snap a selfie of the act of kindness or give a small gesture to an officer and post on Twitter using the hashtag #Hearts4HeroesChallenge. Along with the post, Moody recommended Floridians nominate someone to continue the challenge by tagging friends on social media.
“Our law enforcement officers put their lives at risk daily and along with their noble profession, comes a great deal of stress—and with the rise in fallen officers nationwide over the past few years—I want Florida to continue showing support for our brave law enforcement heroes. This February, I am urging Floridians to participate in our Hearts 4 Heroes Challenge by spreading the love on social media for law enforcement. It can be as simple as a smile and a handshake, giving a small gift or simply saying thank you to show appreciation for law enforcement officers. So please, join our challenge and do something nice for an officer in your community. Then post it on social media using the hashtag #Hearts4HeroesChallenge,” Moody said this week.
The challenge began with Moody surprising the Lake County Sheriff’s Office and the Lady Lake Police Department, thanking the officers for their service. Moody also challenged retired American professional wrestler Titus O’Neil to join the campaign and present an act of kindness to a Florida law enforcement officer.
“Floridians do not have to wait to be challenged. Attorney General Moody is encouraging people to get involved now. Keep up with the fun by searching #Hearts4HeroesChallenge on Twitter to see the latest challenge posts!” Moody’s office noted.
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