Offender Surrenders And Brings Donuts To The Police

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Social networks again demonstrate that they can be the scene for unusual events. This was made clear by the case of the 21-year-old Michael Zaydel, who, having lost a proposed challenge to the police in a small town in the state of Michigan, had to surrender.

In a conversation via Facebook, Zaydel, who reportedly had several charges against him, wrote the following message to the Redford Police Department: "If your next post is shared more than 1,000 times, I am going to turn myself in and also bring you a dozen donuts. It's a promise. I'll also pick up the trash around all the public schools in the area. Let's see if they can get it."

Police officers took the proposal very seriously and revealed it through their Facebook page. "Challenge accepted! Mr. Champagne Torino (name that Zaydel identifies with in this network) has challenged the Redford Police Department," reads the message posted by local authorities.

"As you can see, if this post is shared more than 1,000 times he will turn himself in for the arrest warrants that exist against him, he will clean up the public schools and bring us a dozen donuts. Donuts! He promised us donuts! You guys They know everything we like about donuts! Help us win this challenge while cleaning up Redford! It's as easy as sharing this post, "added the police call.

Days later, the message had already been shared plus 1,000. On October 16, around 6:30 p.m., the young man fulfilled his promise by turning himself in, and not only carried the precious dozen donuts, but also a bagel.

"Again we want to express our gratitude for the support to all those who followed this situation, shared and left us a positive message," the Redford police shared along with the images with which the delivery of the young man was reported.