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PIEDMONT, Oklahoma - A three year old gets his mom in trouble with the law when he gets a ticket from police. Now the little boy's mother will have to pay thousands of dollars for what the toddler did in their own front yard. The toddler is being potty trained, and he wasn't near the facilities, so he unzipped.
We are told before he could pee, a Piedmont police officer stopped him. It's a bathroom break that cost mom $2,500.
We all know the saying, boys will be boys. Dillan decided to be a big boy, stop what he was doing, so he wouldn't wet his pull-up.
"Dillan pulled down his pants to pee outside, I guess and the cop pulled up and asked for my license and told me he was going to give me a ticket for public urination," said the boy's mother, Ashley Warden.
looney friggin' humans...
Ah, well. At least we're no longer bleeding our genitals to feed the gods (Mayan holy persons) or selling our daughters to their husbands...for the most part. Let's stay optimistic.
Evil...the persecution of a little boy. What the hell is the problem with these nut bars? Is the loathing and hate that strong for people in general that the cowards attack the children? It reminds me of a pack of hungry wolves who seek out the young and the weak...as food. Disgraceful...
Fort Smith might as well be Oklahoma. It actually has more in common with Oklahoma culturally than the rest of Arkansas.
Well I would agree with that.
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