A Palm Beach County deputy was honored for 30 years of service at an awards ceremony. The event took a surprising turn when rapper Vanilla Ice made an appearance. The reason for Vanilla Ice's surprise visit was a kind act the deputy had shown during a traffic stop. Further details about the ceremony and the traffic stop incident are available from WPTV, the source of this information.
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