Neighbor Calls Cops On Boy, But Police Help Him Get Revenge

Neighbor Calls Cops On Boy, But Police Help Him Get Revenge

This past year, calling the police for minor offenses seems to have become the new norm.
There was ‘Permit Patty‘ who threatened to call police on a young black girl selling water; the angry neighbors who called the cops on a teen who accidentally mowed the corner of their lawn; and the original Barbeque Becky, who called police on a black family BBQing in the park.
While most of these callers got publicly shamed for their actions, this may be the best case of “revenge” that I have seen yet.
Jaequan Faulkner, 13, is a budding entrepreneur from Minneapolis, making a living selling hot dogs.

For the past two years, Faulkner has been selling hot dogs, sausages, chips, and soda, from the front yard of his house. His business is called “Mr. Faulkner’s Old-Fashioned Hot Dogs”, and the young boy has become quite a hit in the community. This summer, Faulkner once again decided he would be running the hot dog stand, hoping to save money for some new clothes.
Everything was going smoothly until a neighbor decided to phone in a complaint to the Minneapolis Health Department.
Now, the Health Department easily could have shut the young boy down— much to the delight of his pesky neighbor. Instead, however, they did one better and helped him get the sweetest revenge.
Instead of shutting the teen’s hot dog stand down, the Minneapolis Health Department worked with Faulkner to help him get a permit.
In an interview with KCPQ-13 (obtained by PEOPLE), Dan Huff, Minneapolis environmental health director, said:
“When I realized what it was, I said, ‘No, we are not going to just go and shut him down like an unlicensed vendor.'”
“Let’s make this a positive thing and help him become a business owner.”
They showed Faulkner how to test the temperature of his hot dogs and provided him with a handwashing station and thermometer. When it was time for the permit to be issued, the staff at the department even helped cover the cost.
In an interview with Global News, Faulkner said:
“Surprisingly, I’m like, dang, the city’s not the bad guys in this situation.”
“They are actually the ones who are helping me.”
On top of the help Faulkner got from the health department, the Minneapolis Police Department also showed him their support.
After getting his permit, the police department invited him to sell hot dogs at the precinct. Then, this past Thursday, they presented him with a special gift— a bonafide hot dog stand to replace the table he would been using. They also stocked him up with condiments and supplies, all purchased with their own money.

Officer Mike Kirchen said: “It’s just wonderful seeing this young man thriving the way he is, starting his own business.” In response, Faulkner stated:
“I’m feeling excited knowing that I have people on my side that like what I’m doing and are going to support it.”

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Make him a millionaire and watch that pesky neighbor burn 🔥

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Psalms 23:5 THE LORD WILL PREPARE A TABLE BEFORE ME IN THE PRESENCE OF MY ENEMIES, , HE ANOINTS MY HEAD WITH OIL, , SURELY GOODNESS AND MERCY SHALL FOLLOW ME ALL THE DAYS OF MY 23:5 ) GOD IS FAITHFUL & HES ABLE TO DO JUST WHAT HE SAID HE WILL DO !!!! & WHAT THE DEVIL/ ENEMY MEANT FOR BAD/EVIL GOD WILL TURN IT ALL AROUND FOR YOUR GOOD )GENESIS 50:20 )GOD IS FAITHFUL & HES NOT A GOD THAT HE SHOULD LIE, , , , NO ANDS IFS OR BUTS, , , GOD SAID IT & THAT SETTLES IT 🔥

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YOU LORD, , , VICTORY IN JESUS MIGHTY NAME AMEN, , NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST US OR THIS YOUNG MAN SHALL PROSPER, , , VICTORY, , , VICTORY, , , VICTORY ON EVERY SIDE, , THE DEVIL LOST THIS DAY