Muslim Family in Restaurant Gets Unexpected Surprise
Muslim families dining out in America's Deep South were delighted when their bill was paid in full by a kind stranger as a Christmas gesture.
Motorists expecting a ticket, instead received Christmas cash from a deputy on patrol specifically to hand out holiday cheer.
Drivers being pulled over for minor violations were skeptical, tearful, and ultimately thankful when a deputy sheriff handed them $100 bills instead of traffic tickets.
The sheriff's department in Monroe County, Georgia sent out Deputy Timothy Campfield armed with a stack of money to surprise motorists.
"Use it on your young ‘uns," he told one man he pulled over.
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Another woman, who looked terrified at the prospect of an unexpected fine, asked to hug the deputy after he handed her the cash instead.
And a tearful woman said it would let her buy Christmas presents for her grandkids.
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