You never know where your shift will take you as an officer with the San Diego Police Department. For Officer Gonzales, his shift brought him to playing the according with strangers around a bonfire.
FIESTA ISLAND – When you start your shift as an officer with the San Diego Police Department, you never know where you’ll end up.
SDPD Officer Gonzales was patrolling Fiesta Island Friday night when he noticed some folks around an unsafe bonfire. He approached the group, noticing that they had musical instruments such as accordions and guitars with them and were singing. Officer Gonzales addressed the unsafe bonfire, then strapped on an accordion and began to play with the group who began to sing around him., the latter of which has gained over 701,500 views as of Sunday afternoonHow it started: Officer Gonzales saw a large bonfire that could spiral out of control.
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