Police leave loving note for drunken man they brought home

If that’s not sound, then we don’t know what is.

THIS HAS GOT to be the nicest note ever left by police.

How Police deal with drunks here in the UK. - Imgur Imgur Imgur

We can’t help but wonder whether it would have helped or hindered David’s fear, though.

This Garda Traffic Twitter exchange with the Rubberbandits is outstandingly Irish>

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dear david

Drinking

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Police leave loving note for drunken man they brought home

This Garda Traffic Twitter exchange with the Rubberbandits is outstandingly Irish>

These parrots are better dancers than most people you’ve met>