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Unusual celebration started when Staff Sgt. Paul Vadik went to visit the teen in his Coquitlam cell
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Coquitlam RCMP Staff Sgt. Paul Vadik bought a teen in police custody a cake and card to celebrate his 15th birthday, police said on July 16, 2019. (Coquitlam RCMP handout)

A teen who spent his birthday in a Coquitlam jail cell recently got an unexpected late-night visit from an RCMP officer thatsa国际传媒檚 warming the hearts of many online.

The boy, who Mounties said has a significant police history, was spending the weekend of his 15th birthday in police custody recently, according to a news release Tuesday.

The unusual celebration started when Staff Sgt. Paul Vadik went to visit the teen in his cell to check on him, and realized it was his birthday. So, the police officer went and bought him a cake with a red and white candle with a star, as well as a card.

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Upon his release, the teen was given Vadiksa国际传媒檚 contact information.

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Shortly after the moment was made public by Coquitlam RCMP, Facebook users were quick to offer their approval of the gesture that many described as sa国际传媒渂eyond the call.sa国际传媒

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