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PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) When the bikes Dennis and Tamie Leporin bought themselves for Christmas to ride with their young son disappeared from their front lawn, the couple posted a sign to let the thieves know their disappointment.
"I hope U crooks enjoy our bikes U stole; Merry X-Mas," the sign read.
The next evening the couple heard a knock at their door and found an envelope with $200 inside. A pickup truck was driving away.
"Inside was a note that read, 'For every crook, there are 1,000 good people'," Dennis Leporin told the Pensacola News Journal.
"I thought it was awesome. We moved here from St. Louis, and folks just don't do that in St. Louis," he said.
http://www.courttv.com/people/2006/1228/bike_money_ap.html
"I hope U crooks enjoy our bikes U stole; Merry X-Mas," the sign read.
The next evening the couple heard a knock at their door and found an envelope with $200 inside. A pickup truck was driving away.
"Inside was a note that read, 'For every crook, there are 1,000 good people'," Dennis Leporin told the Pensacola News Journal.
"I thought it was awesome. We moved here from St. Louis, and folks just don't do that in St. Louis," he said.
http://www.courttv.com/people/2006/1228/bike_money_ap.html
