Neighbors Call Cops On Kid Trying To Mow And Save For PS5. The Cops Pitch In And Buy The Kid A PS5
August 1, 2023
A heartwarming incident unfolded in Hapeville, Georgia, when a young boy, determined to earn money to buy a PlayStation 5 (PS5), faced an unexpected hurdle as neighbors called the police on him.

City of Hapeville Police
The ambitious boy had set his sights on owning a PS5 and decided to raise money for the console by offering lawn-mowing services to neighbors in his community.
However, neighbors wanted the juvenile removed from the area and called the police.
"Officer Colleran made contact with a young man that explained he was in the area because he wanted to do yard work: pulling weeds, cutting grass and trimming hedges to save up for a PlayStation. The young man was polite, respectful and truthful," the Hapeville police department explained.

City of Hapeville Police
Officer Colleran, a gamer himself, was so impressed with the young man that he decided to help him reach his goal.
Officer Colleran and some of his friends came together to get the video game system and even a gift card to pay for the membership so the boy could play immediately.

City of Hapeville Police
A PS5 costs $500 and a membership is $10 a month.
"Officer Colleran made sure that this young man knew they would play on the same team online soon!" the department said.
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