One Good Deed Earns a Traffic Ticket Dismissal

One Good Deed Earns a Traffic Ticket Dismissal – blog submitted by staging-vadusuxe.kinsta.cloud, helping drivers contest and dismiss their traffic tickets.

You know the old saying “one good deed deserves another?” We couldn’t help but share this story about a ticket that was dismissed, all because of one generous act. “A trip to traffic court had an unexpected and happy outcome for a 70-year-old woman in Wisconsin,” according to 6 ABC News. “Nancy Mahoney was there to try and get her $175 speeding ticket reduced. She told the judge her finances were strained and she would have trouble paying the fine.

That’s when a fellow traffic court defendant stepped in and offered to give Nancy $100 toward her citation. But the man’s good deed was repaid. When the judge found out what he had done, he ordered the man’s own fine dismissed,” 6 ABC News reported. Now obviously it’s rare to get out of ticket this way; so if you do get a ticket, just remember we’re here to help. – blog submitted by staging-vadusuxe.kinsta.cloud, helping drivers contest and dismiss their traffic tickets.

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