Lately LEO's have been out of control

[Hopyard]

Our officers encounter need every day and we should not expect them to use their own money to address
these problems. Wouldn't it be a great deal better if our leaders would create small funds, vouchers and
coupon-gifts that officers could dispense @ their discretion; of course with some modest oversight to prevent
abuse?

Would our communities, churches, non-profits and tax payers not be willing to run donation campaigns to such?

I'm not talking about big sums. Let's just find a way to make it possible for our officers to hand out
a coupon for a meal, or some clothes, or maybe even a sum between 10 and 100 bucks as they encounter the
needy while doing their job.

All you guys who post here that you are church or community leaders, all such who read a thread like this,
you can make it happen.

Our community has a successful food pantry, shelter, and "free clinic." The same charitable mechanisms could be used
to make it possible for officers to help, without hurting their own families.

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[lchamp]

Thanks for the warm and fuzzy!

[sixgun]

With the world crumbling down around us so to speak. Theres still some great people out there. Kudos to the office for a job well done. We need more like him.

[ANGLICO]

All I can say to that Police Officer is well done, Sir!

[mprp]

Hey, I tried to hand an officer a $100 bill once and it didn't wor....oh different thing. Never mind. I kid.

Very nice gesture sir! You're a good man.

[Danoh]

Thumbs up.

I admit the title almost got my blood boiling.

[Timkid]

Great story if every one did something kind for some one else this would be a much better world to live in. It doesn't have to be money even something as simple as holding a door open or letting someone infront of you in the store when they onlu have a couple items. Somewhere people forgot how to be respectful.

[ctr]

Now there is a man who lives his values. Outstanding and a fine example to the community he serves. Well done.

[ccman]

Great, I hope the Officer rubs off on the rest of them. The few that need it.

[mook012]

One simple act of kindness. Bravo Zulu.

[HardBall]

He sets a fine example for us all.

[SgtRick]

Beautiful! Makes me proud to be a Texan.

[BeefyG]

Awesome! And I think if he can show that he renewed his registration within a certain time period, they drop the citation.

[DPro.40]

I think that a great story. These LEOs have a tough job and hear a lot of public excuses but there are a few that can see through that and understand whats real. My hats off to you sir.

P.S. Merry Christmas to everyone.

[Rookie53]

Great story- sometimes we all just need a break!