Postal Worker Drives 52 Miles To Return Lost Wallet
Pennsylvania postal worker Bruce Armah, 25, went on a long journey after work to return a wallet he found half-buried in snow during his mail route in negative 11-degree weather near Pittsburgh.
He found the wallet and initially stored it in his car while finishing his shift. After work, he checked for ID and drove to the address, only to find out the owner had moved to another area. Despite all the driving, about 52 miles, he was able to return the wallet that had $100 cash and credit cards.
He was inspired to follow through because once his dad had his wallet returned by a stranger.