American Police Officers Randomly Stop People on the Road, Give Them $100 for Christmas in Video
- An interesting video has shown some police officers going around to make Christmas very beautiful for people
- With a bodycam on, they gave $100 (R1580) to each set of people they interacted with, telling them that it is a gift from Ocala Police Department
- Many beneficiaries of the policemen's kindness were very surprised to get such money from officers on the road
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Officers from the Ocala Police Department in Florida, US, have been spotted in a viral video playing Santa Claus.
In a clip shared by Ayo Ojeniyi, an officer stopped a female motorist and said that he will be blessing her with $100 bill (R1580). When the woman heard it, she asked if he was serious.
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Free money
After giving her the money, the woman who could not really believe what just happened screamed:
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"Thank you, Jesus!"
Another part of the video showed the moment a different officer stopped a motorist at night. He asked if the person had ever had good police encounters. Afterwards, he handed the person another $100 (R1580).
They showed love
They did this severally in the clip. At a moment, a policeman approached some women at a place that looked like a park. When he gave them the same amount, they initially thought he was joking.
While the police were busy spreading love a few days to Christmas, their bodycams captured everything.
Watch the video below:
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Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that a popular Instagram couple, Masoud and Stephanie Shojaee, have got people talking as the wife shared a short video of her and her husband.
In the short clip, the woman was led out of a Rolls Royce blindfolded by Masoud. Right in front of her was a private jet Christmas gift for her.
When the veil was taken off her eyes, the woman hugged her husband happily. She wrote that after 11 years, the man still found a way to surprise her.
Stephanie revealed that the aircraft is an "insane gift". She added that she loves the red carpet treatment that was also given her.
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