In Monroe County, Georgia, a unique initiative by the sheriff’s department has turned routine traffic stops into heartwarming encounters. Deputy Timothy Campfield took to the roads with a stack of $100 bills instead of citations, surprising drivers pulled over for minor violations.
When he stopped one man, he encouraged him to “use it maximally.” Another driver, visibly anxious about receiving a ticket, was overwhelmed with gratitude and asked to hug the deputy after he handed her the cash. One woman, moved to tears, expressed that the unexpected gift would allow her to buy Christmas presents for her grandchildren.
This unconventional approach greatly alleviated the stress of potential fines and also fostered a sense of community and goodwill among motorists.
Corrections when done out of love and spiced up with kindness, tend to produce highly positive results. Let’s douse our every activity in kindness