Topic: Texas: Man Pays Speeding Ticket With 22,000 Pennies | |
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Disgruntled Texas Man Pays Speeding Ticket With 22,000 Pennies.
A Texas man who was found guilty of speeding after contesting a ticket has taken out his anger by paying the fine with about 22,000 pennies. In a dramatic video he created to document his vengeful act with small change, Brett Sanders of Frisco is seen going to the extra effort of branding his buckets with the slogans "Policing for profit" and "Extortion money." "I'm not a big fan of extortion," Sanders explains in the video he posted to YouTube. "I was convicted by a jury for driving 39 in a 30 and was subject to $212 at the barrel of a gun." In his 5-minute video, Sanders then fills up the buckets with pennies using a shovel before hauling them down to a county clerk to pay the fine. As the camera rolls, Sanders lifts up his buckets one after the other and dumps the hundreds of dollars in pennies on the desk. The clerk, unsurprisingly, looks displeased. “It felt great. It really felt great,” Sanders told NBC Chicago, who reported that the clerk's employees used a local CoinStar machine to count the change. It took them three hours. By the end of it, it appeared Sanders had overpaid by $7.81. He said the clerk's office could keep the extra. http://www.yahoo.com/news/disgruntled-texas-man-pays-speeding-182200269.html/ * Video * |
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well,it's Legal Tender,and worth more than that Paper,which is even unsuitable to wipe your Rear-end!
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It took them three hours. By the end of it, it appeared Sanders had overpaid by $7.81.
Well.. He tipped them. |
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It took them three hours. By the end of it, it appeared Sanders had overpaid by $7.81. Well.. He tipped them. all he did was make it hard for the lady, the cop got away clean...been better drag the cop to court instead.... |
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Some states allow that nonsense, some don't.
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Would never have happened up here.
Checks...Money Orders... Or credit cards are all that is accepted. |
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Some states allow that nonsense, some don't. But. But. It wasn't nonsense. It was 22,000 cents |
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FYI: In the UK, the penny is legal tender only for amounts not exceeding 20p.
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