With no place to go and no one to turn to, Tierra Gray took her two young children to the Butler County Sheriff’s Office Saturday night. 
 
 Gray said they needed a place to stay after being evicted from their home. But making that decision, Gray said, was one of the lowest points of her life. 
 
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 "I was just like Lord, what is it that I am supposed to do? What am I supposed to do right now? My kids are here sleeping inside of a jail lobby. I never thought I'd go through that, I mean, to that point. That right there was my breaking point,” Gray said. 
 
 Gray said she spent that night crying, and praying, asking God to send her an angel. 
 
 The next morning Deputy Brian Bussell pulled Gray into his office. Gray thought he was going to ask her to take her children and leave, instead, to her surprise, they talked about life and God. 
 
 Bussell then told Gray he was going to help her get back on her feet. 
 
 "He told me that he was going to help and that we were going to get everything we need taken care of, and I just cried,” Gray said. “I was like, 'Thank God, you are the angel I have been praying for all night.'” 
 
 Gray said Bussell loaded the family into his cruiser and took them to get food, then he paid for a hotel room for the family for the next 10 days, but that’s not all. 
 
 According to Gray, the day ended with a shopping spree: new shoes and clothes for the kids, toiletries, snacks, and money out of the deputy’s own wallet. His actions did not go unnoticed, even by Gray’s 8-year-old son, Ziare. 
 
 “He’s the best,” Ziare said. “He’s like a friend to me.” 
 
 Gray decided to share the message on her Facebook page, hoping to spread a good news story surrounding law enforcement: 
 
 "God is so good!! He brought this Angel Officer Brian Bussel and the Butler County Sheriff Department to our rescue this morning. I knew God has a reason for everything he does even though we have been going through storm after storm our rainbow sure has come this morning. My kids and myself will never forget what God and his Angels had done for us!! Did I say God is good? I think I did but I'm gonna say it again, GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME EVEN THROUGH THE MIST OF YOUR STORMY WEATHER!!! Amen!! Will everyone please share this post so that he is recognized for being our Angel sent from God please!!! This should make news. Share!!!! share!!!! share!!!!" 
 
 “There are good cops,” Gray said. “They’re still out there. They’re still heroes to our children.” 
 
 Gray said it’s important for parent’s to teach their children respect for officers. Her hope, is others will take notice of what Bussell did and share her message on Facebook. 
 
 “I’m just really, really grateful,” she said. "Prayer goes a long way.” 
 
 The Butler County Sheriff’s Office said it's not surprised by Bussell’s kindness and that he would not call attention to his actions. 
 
 In the meantime,Gray said family and friends are trying to gather enough money to get the young family a place to live. Gray’s husband is working in Cincinnati in hopes of saving enough money to buy a car. ||||| OXFORD, Ohio — If not for one Butler County Sheriff’s deputy, a local mother and her two children might have found themselves sleeping on the street. 
 
 Tierra Gray never thought she would find herself homeless, but recently, she said, her landlord evicted her — along with her two young sons — after she missed a rent payment. 
 
 Since, she said, they have bounced from friends to family to church members’ homes. 
 
 Finally, they turned to the Butler County Sheriff’s Office for help, where they were met with blankets and allowed to stay in the lobby overnight, having only the clothes on their backs. 
 
 The next morning, Gray was approached by Deputy Brian Bussell. 
 
 “I’m thinking he’s going to say, ‘You guys can’t be here any longer… You have to find something else.’” 
 
 But that’s not what Bussell had in store for Gray and her children. Instead, he arranged for the three to have as many as 10 days’ stay in a hotel while Gray looks for a new place to live. 
 
 Not only that, Gray said, but Bussell also helped arrange for new clothes and shoes for the boys, as well as stocking them up on food. 
 
 In a Facebook post Monday, said “(she) doesn’t know what (she) would have done” and said “no one sees the good in our officers.” 
 
 Here is Gray's full, unedited Facebook post relating the story in her own words. The post was accompanied by the above photo:
– While feeling like she had finally hit rock bottom, a homeless mother of two found her guardian angel in the form of an Ohio sheriff's deputy, WCPO reports. Tierra Gray and her sons were rotating between the homes of friends, family, and church members after being evicted for failing to make a rent payment. On Saturday, with nowhere else to go, the family ended up staying at the Butler County Sheriff's Office. "My kids are here sleeping inside of a jail lobby," Gray tells WLWT. "I never thought I'd go through that, I mean, to that point. That right there was my breaking point." In the morning, she was approached by Deputy Brian Bussell. She thought he was about to kick them out, WCPO reports. Instead Bussell paid for a hotel room for Gray and her sons for 10 days while they looked for a new place to stay, WCPO reports. He also bought them food and new clothes. "There are good cops," Gray tells WLWT. "They're still out there. They're still heroes to our children." But Bussell wasn't done yet. With Gray's friends and family trying to pull together enough money for an apartment, Bussell used a connection to get them one, WLWT reports. It looks like they won't need all 10 days in that hotel: The family moves in Friday. "God has blessed us this week," Gray writes on her Facebook. "I don't know what I would have done." (An Indiana man's positive encounter with police is also going viral.)