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04/10/2022 8:38 am
How often have you seen dings or scratches on your car that were obviously caused by grocery carts that were carelessly, indifferently, or maliciously discarded by shoppers?
The attached clip shows a cop being victimized by a bold-faced perpetrator who thought she would get away with her blatant mischief. She was wrong!
The cop's solution was positively creative and certainly amusing. This may be concocted but it does make a point.
04/10/2022 9:37 am
wellllllllll............they say "concoction" is the truest form of desire 
......."Book `em Danno!!!"
David Green reacted
04/10/2022 2:17 pm
this can not be real.
a real officer would never do such thing.
instead he would wait for the lady to open her door while writing a ticket for littering and damaging of public property.
David Green reacted
04/10/2022 3:46 pm
enjoyed the clip, but it was definitely staged. But also makes a great point.
David Green reacted
05/10/2022 3:44 pm
Yes, it is likely not real that this happened. But, I for sure wish it were real. The blatant disregard some people have for other peoples property and their complete laziness to walk a few feet to put a grocery cart in the rack, is one of the most frustrating things I witness most every time I go to the store. Something like this would teach these inconsiderate morons a great lesson.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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