(officer abel torres/ lapd) "the gentleman gave us a lights, some mistletoe and candies.] the officers drove the tree to mr. herman's (kimberly cheng/ reporting) then they came back monday armed with presents donated by other officers. (nats) "mr. perry, here's another one. one more."."thank you." police calls don't always end up like this. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) "it was just nice to be able to do something nice for a vet. (officer abel torres/ lapd) "and hopefully we can give him something that shows that you know hey, you're loved. you're cared about." memorable. life-changing. for all the right reasons. (herman perry world war ii veteran) "i will never forget this." >> ready for christmas, we found another toy shop in an unusual location. tonight, on "news 4 at six", ktiv's sheila brummer will travel to springfield, south dakota to show us how the christmas s irit has spread to a a state prison. plus... in our last edition of "law review" we covered wills after you die. but, what happens to that money, or property, if a relative owes someone else money? the answer

(officer abel torres/ lapd) "he told us that you know not too many people stop by anymore." the officers left. but something about mr. perry stayed with them. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) "he's a vet, a woror war ii vet, he's 94 years old. he's here alone. his family's across the country. he could be anybody's grandpa." and when they passed by this tree lot at the end of their shif they had the same idea. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) "we just felt like he needed some holiday cheer." it was one a-m. the lot was just about closed. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) we started yelling out to the employees in there and they came out to the gate, to the fence. they let us in." when the owner heard the story. (officer abel torres/ lapd) "the gentleman gave us a christmas tree and two sets of lights, some mistletoe and candies.] the officers drove the tree to mr. herman's (kimberly chchg/ reporting) then they came back monday armed with presents donated b bother ofofcers. (nats) one more." "thank you." police calls don't always end up like this. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) "it was just

"we were really concerned about officers abel torres and natali nunez responded friday, and were able to get into his apartment, where they found him safe and well. the world war two veteran has trouble hearing and told them he didn't realize anyone was worried about him. "he told us that you know not too many people stop by anymore." the officers left. but something about mr. perry stayed with them. "he's a vet, a world war ii vet, he's 94 years old. he's here alone. his family's across the country. he could be anybody's grandpa." and when they passed by this tree lot at the end of their shift, they had the same idea. "we just felt like he needed some holiday cheer." it was one a-m. the lot was just about closed. we started yelling out to the employees in there and they came out to the gate, to the fence. they let us in." when the owner heard the story. "the gentleman gave us a christmas tree and two sets of lights, some mistletoe and candies. the officers drove the tree to mr. then they came back monday armed with presents donated by other officers. "mr. perry, here's another one. o

(officer abel torres/ lapd) "he told us that you know not too many people stop by anymore." the officers left. but something about mr. perry stayed with them. (officer natali nunez/ lapd) "he's a vet, a woror war ii vet, he's 94 years old. he's

(officer abel torres/ lapd) "and hopefully we can give him something that shows that you know hey, you're loved. you're cared about." memorable. life-changing. for all the right reasons. (herman perry world war ii veteran) "i will never forget this." >>

(officer abel torres/ lapd) "the gentleman gave us a christmas tree and two sets of lights, some mistletoe and candies.] the officers drove the tree to mr. herman's