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Posted on July 28th, 2020 by SandraG

Caldwell Wenzel & Asthana Injury Lawyers is proud to be a business partner of Smiles Behind the Shield. This month’s award goes to Officer Robert Harris of the Mobile Police Department in Tillman’s Corner. Officer Harris was off duty when he assisted Davon Wilson to the hospital while experiencing what felt like heart attack symptoms. He stayed the duration to make sure Davon was ok, and then took him home afterward.

Officer Robert Harris deserves this award because he’s a beacon of light for this community. Mr. Harris gives his all to make Mobile safe.

Nominator, Davon Wilson
Randall Caldwell thanking Officer Robert Harris for his positive impact on the community.

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