A viral Facebook post claims a bruised child was found alone by “Deputy Tyler Cooper,” urging users to share the story to locate the family. However, UK police departments including West Mercia Police and Norfolk Constabulary confirmed the incident never happened and no officer by that name exists. Authorities say the post is part of a growing scam trend designed to exploit emotions and gain viral attention. After widespread sharing scammers often edit the posts to promote fake offers suspicious websites or affiliate links. Users should always verify emotional stories through news sources or law enforcement before sharing them online
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