People in Minnesota do this everyday for strangers. Jump start vehicles, push them out when they get stuck, just help people. What they don't do is ask for acknowledgement or a thank you. It's part of who they are. Then, there is these clowns saying "give me attention, I helped."
On January 22, during record-breaking cold temperatures in Shakopee, MN, ICE officers pulled into a local parking lot and noticed a man experiencing car trouble.
After discovering that his vehicle had a dead battery, the officers quickly offered their assistance.
Using jumper cables from their own vehicle and with help from another community member, they successfully jump-started the car — ensuring he could safely continue on his way.