State Trooper Calls One Number Over & Over. After 37 Years, A Voice Over The Radio Makes Him Loses It
By Dreamer
Mark Gilberg started his career with the Arizona Department of Public Safety in March of 1981. For almost four decades, he proudly patrolled the busy highways of northern Arizona. Mark recently completed his shift on a Thursday afternoon by calling into dispatch, just like he normally did for the past 37 years. But this time, he wasn't just signing off for the day. You see, Mark was about to retire after 37 years on the job, and this would be his final send-off. Mark's daughter made sure to stand outside the patrol car, recording her beloved dad's tear-jerking dialogue with the team of inspired dispatchers.
After reeling in his emotions, Mark picked up his radio and began to speak through his tears. "Badge 2988 began his career ... March 11, 1981," he said. "This will be my final 10-7." It didn't take long for the dispatcher herself to begin crying. It's clear this man made a lasting impact on his team, and vice versa.
It's impossible not to shed a tear while Mark made the end of his career official with his final "10-4." A spokesperson from the Arizona Department of Public Safety says Mark was the agency's longest-serving trooper.
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