Three of the students at Gulf Middle School receive their “Do The Right Thing” awards. PHOTO PROVIDED

The Cape Coral Police Department last week honored students at both Cape Coral High School, Gulf Middle School and Mariner High School with “Do The Right Thing” awards.

Noah Kemerer, 10th Grade

Cape Coral High School

Noah witnessed a motorcycle crash and he, his brother and a friend stopped immediately to assist. They found the driver lying on his side pinned underneath the motorcycle. The boys were able to get the motorcycle off the driver, and Noah suggested they stabilize the man’s neck since he was unable to move. Noah took control of the situation and 911 was called. Noah’s quick actions got the driver the help that he needed.

Kevin McBride, 7th Grade

Noah Kemerer, center receives his “Do The Right Thing” award from representatives of the Cape Coral Police Department. PHOTO PROVIDED

Zachary Grove, 7th Grade

Levi McDonough, 6th Grade

Isaac Valez, 8th Grade

Gulf Middle School

Kevin, Zachary, Levi and Isaac found a wallet in the parking lot of Dollar General and told the cashier. They indicated they saw an ID, personal information and pictures but did not remove anything from the wallet. The boys wanted to turn the wallet in with the hope that the rightful owner could be found.

Mariner High School

Dominic found money in the cafeteria and turned it in to a school official. The money was returned to the rightful owner who was very appreciative of Dominic’s honesty.

The CCPD said thank you to all of these fine students for being a shining example of what it means to “do the right thing.”