Officer Wilson Is About to Get a VERY Big Present

[Tameamea]

Officer Darren Wilson has had an extremely stressful few months.
But now, the generosity of strangers will give him one less thing to worry about.
An anonymous woman has organized an online fund to support the Ferguson police officer, who has recently been targeted by rioting protesters in that Missouri city.
The fund’s balance is no small number, either: So far at least $500,000 has been raised for the officer.
That sizable amount could be an important windfall for Wilson, who just resigned from his job as a police officer.

http://conservativetribune.com/officer-wilson-present/

While some people are looting Ferguson, others collect money to help the officer who is out of job now.
I won’t give my opinion on who is right or wrong in this crazy story, but I definitely like the latter method of expressing your civil position much more.

 

[Barbella]

http://conservativetribune.com/officer-wilson-present/

While some people are looting Ferguson, others collect money to help the officer who is out of job now.
I won’t give my opinion on who is right or wrong in this crazy story, but I definitely like the latter method of expressing your civil position much more.

Good for Wilson, he'll need the money...

And then there was this:

A Missouri bakery nearly destroyed by violent protests in Ferguson this week has received more than $200,000 in donations from Good Samaritans helping to rebuild the popular cake shop.


Business owner Natalie DuBose opened "Natalie’s Cakes and More" in June about a block away from the Ferguson Police Department, according to Fox affiliate KTVI.


DuBose's bakery saw a flow of steady customers until protesters vandalized it Monday night after the announcement that a grand jury will not indict a white police officer in the shooting death of an 18-year-old black man in Ferguson.


Windows were smashed and cooking equipment was damaged at the business -- just as DuBose and her workers were preparing for Thanksgiving.


DuBose quickly set up an accounton the website, GoFundMe.com, allowing strangers from around the country to donate. Actress Patricia Heaton urged her Twitter followers to contribute to DuBose's cause.


"I LOVE TO BAKE!!! It was my dream and I'm working hard to accomplish that dream," DuBose wrote on the website. "My main windows were smashed and bakery damaged. I'm beside myself, but with the holidays, can't stop working."


Dubose, 32, had set a goal of raising $20,000, but as of Thursday afternoon the site reported $226,757 in donations.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/11/2...during-protests-receives-200000-in-donations/

Americans are a generous and compassionate people....

 

[as seen on tv]

there was a lot of fundraising during trayvon/zimmerman too. both sides.

i dont think wilson will ever work in law enforcement again. not sure what other skills he has. not sure how long $500,000 lasts.

 

[SW48]

there was a lot of fundraising during trayvon/zimmerman too. both sides.

i dont think wilson will ever work in law enforcement again. not sure what other skills he has. not sure how long $500,000 lasts.

He will have to move and is married. 500k won't last long but should help him relocate.