Texas cop's identity protected after what he did to this poor guy

[The Bubba Effect]

Good deed. Thanks for posting this. We need more good news.

 

[hookedonjeep]

KCCO! That officer was paying it forward - glad to see there are others out there, willing to listen to that little voice that tells you when someone needs a helping hand!

 

[Mark 1911]

Kindness is a sign of a huge heart. I wish that officer all the best.

 

[jblomenberg16]

Thanks for sharing. There are some good people still out there in this world.

 

[Smokepole]

Thanks for sharing. There are some good people still out there in this world.

Agreed, it's good to see things like this. Kind of restores one's faith. And then there are people like Steve_131 who Bi**h when we use the bandwidth recognizing it. Really, if it goes against your sensibilities turn the channel already.

 

[steveh_131]

Agreed, it's good to see things like this. Kind of restores one's faith. And then there are people like Steve_131 who Bi**h when we use the bandwidth recognizing it. Really, if it goes against your sensibilities turn the channel already.

I wasn't complaining. Just pointing out the psychological motivations.

If you disagreed with any particular point that I made, feel free to refute it. If you can.

 

[Bunnykid68]

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

[video=youtube_share;HeERupuicHE]http://youtu.be/HeERupuicHE[/video]

 

[Destro]

It is also a mystery to me to see a cop providing charity to offset the financial problems that he is helping to perpetuate. Why not just stop perpetuating it? He could do that for free.

I know for a FACT cops challenge each other on how many tickets they can write in Indiana. Write a whole book of tickets in a shift and you've made your department a cool $60 (since the dept gets $3 bucks back on a $120 ticket)....well minus gas, wages, wear/tear, and the cost of the ticket book itself....but yeah! police only write tickets for the money!

 

[Arthur Dent]

I know for a FACT cops challenge each other on how many tickets they can write in Indiana. Write a whole book of tickets in a shift and you've made your department a cool $60 (since the dept gets $3 bucks back on a $120 ticket)....well minus gas, wages, wear/tear, and the cost of the ticket book itself....but yeah! police only write tickets for the money!

So it has nothing to do with people speeding, running lights and stop signs, illegal passing, etc?

 

[Destro]

So it has nothing to do with people speeding, running lights and stop signs, illegal passing, etc?

Nope, law enforcement is only about revenue.

 

[churchmouse]

I know for a FACT cops challenge each other on how many tickets they can write in Indiana. Write a whole book of tickets in a shift and you've made your department a cool $60 (since the dept gets $3 bucks back on a $120 ticket)....well minus gas, wages, wear/tear, and the cost of the ticket book itself....but yeah! police only write tickets for the money!

This feeds a system my friend not just the cop station. There are courts, clerks, worker bees and lawyers that all feed off of that little ticket book. That is the revenue I speak of. It is a network of people in and around that book.

 

[public servant]

There are courts, clerks, worker bees and lawyers that all feed off of that little ticket book.

What's even more fun is writing them tickets, too.