Police Officer Wraps $100 Bill In Traffic Ticket

It doesn't change the story any, it's a fact that Conservatives are more charitable than Liberals, that's all.

You live in a socialist country...soon ours will be too

I know but what I'm saying is the Negro hasn't gotten the new bullshit all the way through the works, so it will still be a while before we feel the effects...

I'm not talking about changing the story, I'm just talking about bringing politics into a nonpolitical story. That's all.

Here's me not giving a fuck what you think.







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And now racism, too.

or is this another bullshit planted story like the cop who gave the homeless guy a pair of shoes?

No, there's you pretending that you don't give a fuck. Cuz if you didn't give a fuck, you wouldn't have replied.

So, what kind of counseling do you do, Brief?

How does he and his family get to the grocery?

Like 99% of most people with no car:
a friend
the bus
walking

There is a mentally handicapped guy in my town (he was severely beaten and mugged and there was significant brain damage) and twice a week he walks over a mile to get groceries.
The retarded can figure it out, surely you can too, Brief.

Actually he is quite free to let him go, as often happens, with a warning.

brought tears to my eyes.

A traffic stop in Plano ended unlike any you've ever heard about before.

It started when Hayden Carlo was pulled over for an expired registration sticker.

Carlo says he's been struggling to support his wife and two small children.

"You get paid, pay your bills, and there's your money. It's gone."

He told the officer he had no excuse for the expired sticker.

"I said 'there's no explanation for why I haven't done it, except I don't have the money.' I said 'it was either feed my kids or get my registration done."

The officer wrote a citation and handed it to the 25-year-old. Carlo says when he took it, he could not believe what he saw.

"I opened it up and there's a 100 dollar bill. I broke down in my car what else could I do."

The officer never told anyone about the $100 gift. But Carlo's grandfather, Billy McIntire, was so moved by the kind gesture he wrote a letter to the department.

Watch Here: [link to www.youtube.com]

I bet the tard lives alone...people with families need to buy more shit than they can carry...

More people = more hands to carry stuff.
How do you think people in NYC, LA, Houston, etc., do it?

or is this another bullshit planted story like the cop who gave the homeless guy a pair of shoes?

Umm, he had to do his job? He can't give a "warning" for registration, if it's expired he must give a ticket. Expired tags is kind of a big deal.