(Reuters) - For decades, 90-year-old Arnold Abbott has hauled pans filled with roast chicken and cheese-covered potatoes onto a south Florida beach park to feed hundreds of homeless people.
For his good deeds, Abbott finds himself facing up to two months in jail and hundreds of dollars in fines after new laws that restrict public feeding of the homeless went into effect in Fort Lauderdale earlier this year.
Saturday, November 8, 2014
generosity vs. selfishness
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Damned homeless! This stuff should be going on the the privacy of their own homes where they won't offend public sensibilities.
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