More Than a Traffic Stop

What began as a routine traffic stop in Cabarrus County soon became a moment that would change a life forever. Deputy Shawn Singleton didn’t just see a violation in front of him—he saw a woman struggling with addiction and anxiety, a person in need of help, not punishment.

Instead of issuing a ticket or offering judgment, he chose a different path: compassion. With patience and understanding, Deputy Singleton listened to her, offering support and resources that could help her turn her life around.

This wasn’t just a traffic stop—it was a moment of connection, a lifeline for someone in need. Deputy Singleton’s kindness didn’t just offer a second chance; it showed how understanding and empathy can make all the difference in the world.

A reminder that sometimes the smallest moments of kindness can change the course of a life. When we choose to see the person, not just the situation, we have the power to transform futures.