Piedmont *** Gets $2,500 Ticket After ***, 3, Urinates In Front Yard
A 3 year old gets his *** in trouble with the law when he gets a ticket from police. Now the little boy's ****** will have to pay thousands of dollars for what the toddler did in their own front yard.
Dillan is being potty trained. His ****** says he wasn't playing outside and wasn't near the facilities, so he unzipped.
News 9 was told before he could ***, a Piedmont police officer stopped him. It's a bathroom break that cost *** $2,500.
"Dillan pulled down his pants to *** outside. I guess and the cop pulled up and asked for my license and told me he was going to give me a ticket for public urination," the boy's ******, Ashley Warden, said.
"I said really, he is 3 years old, and he said it doesn't matter," said Dillan's grandmother, Jennifer Warden. "[He said] It is public urination. I said we are on our property and he said it's in public view."
The ****** lives on two-and-a-half acres and says the street is actually quite rural; but they say the officer who cited them parks at the end of their street daily. So they asked why.
"It's a public street and he wants to, so he can," Jennifer Warden said.
The Wardens filed a complaint with the police department. The police department didn't accept the Wardens' complaint. They have a court appearance set for next month.
"I am disappointed that the officer thinks... what he needs to do with my tax dollars is sitting and harassing our ******," Jennifer Warden said.
Warden said as a courtesy, the officer wrote down the cost of the ticket: $2,500. Warden plans on fighting the ticket since she says her *** didn't actually finish the act.
News 9 tried to speak with the police department, but our calls went unreturned.
We're told a judge can throw out the ticket.
