Lewisville police officer credited with saving couple's wedding after finding stolen rings

The couple went to shop for a basket to keep blankets in so their wedding guests could stay warm. But then something cold-hearted happened. A local couple nearly went through a nightmare just hours before their wedding day. Their rings were stolen from a shopping cart. On Friday, the couple went shopping at an At Home store off Interstate 35E in Lewisville. The couple went shopping for a basket to keep blankets in to keep their wedding guests warm. But then something cold-hearted happened. “We were checking out, and this woman switches out the cart, and takes my purse,” said Emery Bundy, the bride. Inside of that purse, thousands of dollars and their wedding rings. They also had their IDs and honeymoon to Hawaii ready to go. But they canceled it, in fear of never getting their belongings back. “The best part of the silver lining is she had a family heirloom in that purse and she got it back,” said Sam Buddy, the groom. “The officer was so wonderful,” said Emery. STORY: www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/lewisville-police-…

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