What if a judged ordered you to apologize to a cop to stay out of jail?
Your crime? Cursing.
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[OZARK, Ala.] (WTVY) Municipal Judge Nicholas Bull [OZARK, Ala.] ordered Reginald Burks to apologize to an officer who wrote him a speeding ticket. In addition to the $200 fine Burks had already paid.The judges order, “Write an apology letter, or go to jail!”
“I told my mom that I was just going to go up there and see if they were going to give me some time. Whether it is 10 days or 30 days, whatever they want to give me for not writing an apology letter. I am not writing an apology, because I don’t think it is necessary,” Burks said.
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