Good Samaritan buys officers' dinner, leaves 'Blue Lives Matter' note

FOX Carolina ^ | February 19, 2016 | Heather Moylan

[kevcol]

Inman and Travelers Rest police officers gathered at Los Cabos Bar & Grill on Friday night for dinner with their families....
.
.
Paris said a woman had walked into the restaurant to pick up a to-go order and noticed the officers dressed in uniform. The customer paid for the entire group's meal and left the note to pass along.

[kevcol]

[GOPJ]

The good and decent Americans are coming out of the shadows... Yes, blue lives matter.

[Mears]

Nice to see.

.

[nclaurel]

Thanks for sharing!

[Beagle8U]

She has very good handwriting.

[Tax-chick]

So do I.

[Tax-chick]

Poor use of “Good Samaritan,” which connotes a person who helps an injured person. “Generous person” is much more accurate.

[HarleyLady27]

Now that people, is the America we want back!!!

[JPG]

A very big bang for the buck and one that will be long remembered.

[bagster]

that was awesome of you, tax chick....im glad it made the news though I know you didn’t do it for the recognition.

[A Navy Vet]

Really? That,s the first thing that comes to your mind?

[trisham]

What a nice story. Thank you!

[Tax-chick]

No, it was the second thing. I thought it went without saying that I approved the person’s action.

[Mastador1]

Now that people, is the America we want back!!!

The America where we all are employed and making a nice enough living to be able to afford such gestures?

[LongWayHome]

Most women have excellent handwriting, most men, not so much. You can almost always tell when a women writes something as opposed to men, and I’m a guy:)

[VerySadAmerican]

Did you write the note?

[VerySadAmerican]

Seeing as how you’re from North Carolina. Thank you!

[GOPJ]

An America where what’s valued is valuable...

[Tax-chick]

Nope, I was just making a quip about handwriting, and I hadn’t even noticed where it took place. However, it’s a great idea and I plan to do something at the first opportunity.

[TEXOKIE]

Tax-chick, you make an interesting point, that the officer in question was not physically injured.

However, IMHO, I think it is possible that one can make a case that ALL of our officers are under grave moral assault. All of the men and women in our thin blue line are reeling from the injuries from certain quadrants of government and culture and media upon them these days. So, one truly can make a case that the fellow diner was indeed a “Good Samaritan.”