G. Steven McDonald

G. Steven McDonald was a New York City police officer known for his inspiring act of forgiveness. In 1986, he was shot and paralyzed while trying to help a young boy, which left him partly disability. Despite this, McDonald chose to forgive the man who shot him, reflecting profound compassion and a commitment to peace. Over the years, he became a symbol of reconciliation and hope, often speaking about the power of forgiveness and faith. His story encourages understanding and healing in the face of tragedy and adversity.