Judge Charges Mom For Parking Violation, Then Changes His Mind When Daughter Says She’s Starving
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Posted By: Hija Chang on February 24, 2017 FEATURED Content Judge Frank Caprio knows that his job isn’t just about upholding the law, but about being fair and just when examining one’s circumstances. Even when drivers are in the wrong and violate the rules of the road, he takes into consideration the fact that we are all human, and that we all make mistakes! Drivers who end up in his courtroom don’t always experience their desired outcome, but many have known his kindness. Check out how he decided to charge this woman who parked two minutes before the allowed time or this woman who clearly ran a red light because she was distracted. This time, as seen on Caught in Providence, a mom shows up in court with her two daughters because she failed to pay a $100 parking ticket and the subsequent fines. When she stands before Judge Caprio, she tries defending her decision to park on the sidewalk, but he’s more interested in her 6-year-old daughter! He even calls her up to the bench, asking her questions about herself and what she wants to be when she’s older. But the most surprising moment during the trial comes when he asks the little girl to help him charge her own mother. And when she tells him that she’s hungry after spending the morning in court, Judge Caprio has to make a decision on how to fine the mom. Now watch the clip to find out how this story ends! Please SHARE if you love Judge Caprio’s attitude! Video: https://www.littlethings.com/judge-breakfa... If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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