Georgia Cops Give Out $100 Bills Instead of Tickets

Who needs Santa when you have Georgia sheriff’s deputies? Monroe County sheriff’s deputies are pulling people over this week, not to give them tickets, but to give them $100 bills. An anonymous donation of $5,000 was given to the sheriff’s department with the stipulation that they spread a little Christmas cheer by giving the money to people in place of tickets for minor infractions. According to Time, when Deputy Timothy Campfield pulled over a motorist for a missing headlight, he told them, “Today we’re out giving something different than tickets. We’d like to give you a donation toward your family to help you with whatever you need to do.” To which the motorist replied, “Can I hug you?” So, anyone want to move to Monroe County?