Touching moment Police officers buy cake, drinks for Prisoner – Here is why [watch video]
Some police officers thought it wise to mark the birthday of a young suspect who was reportedly arrested on his birthday.
As his birthday approached while still in custody, the officers bought drinks and cake for him.
On the D-Day, they presented the birthday cake and drinks to him and surrounded him.
However, netizens were quick to notice that the young man didn’t look happy despite the warm gesture from the police officers.
The video was shared on TikTok by @masiarambissoon58 with the caption:
“He was arrested on his birthday and the police decided to give him a little party. But he doesn’t look too happy.”
Mixed reactions trail video
@blackfoxg said:
“He is just annoyed that someone forgot the candles, he really needed that wish.”
@dominiquelatrique stated:
“He’s not happy because the second part is in telegram.”
@user287206104 reacted:
“Happy birthday song and everything, He had a better birthday then me.”
@ghostproducer1 noted:
“It’s like restaurants. The staff have a cheesy workplace birthday song when they working on birthdays.”
@kaptein_van_die_industry added:
“So rare, some will not believe u or even if they believe they just ignore that fact and not care.”
@nickvanwilder1 said:
“They did this because now they’re going to trial him as an adult.”
@alzskimask48 added:
“The feds extra cheerful cause they got man doing up time.”
Watch the video below:
@marciarambissoon58
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