Alabama woman reveals life-changing advice she received from state trooper who pulled her over for speeding: 'Right person, right time'

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An Alabama woman revealed that a life-changing 15-minute conversation with a compassionate state trooper during a traffic stop inspired her to pursue a dream career.

The pair discussed various potential career paths Rutledge could take throughout their conversation, lasting between 10 and 15 minutes. They concluded that Rutledge would make a great nurse so Brown let her off with just a warning — leaving a simple request on the document: “Promise me you’ll go to scrub or nursing school, and slow down, and I won’t give you a ticket.”Rutledge enrolled in the surgical technology program at Bevill State Community College in Jasper, Ala. shortly after her encounter with the trooper.

“I wanted him to see the impression he made on me. Five minutes, talking to anybody even if you don’t know them, could make the largest impact of their life,” Rutledge said.

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