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A 90-Year-Old Man. A Plate of Food. Handcuffs. In 2014, Arnold Abbott, a World War II veteran and longtime chef, was arrested twice in one week in Fort Lauderdale — not for violence, theft, or disorderly conduct, but for feeding the homeless. For decades, Abbott had served hot meals to people living on the streets. But when the city began enforcing an ordinance that restricted public food sharing without permits and designated zones, he refused to stop. He said helping the hungry was a moral and religious duty, not a crime. Police arrested him while he was actively serving food, images of a frail elderly man in a chef’s coat surrounded by officers quickly spreading across the world. The backlash was immediate and intense, igniting a global debate about whether compassion itself was being criminalized. Public pressure and legal challenges followed, forcing the city to reconsider how such laws were enforced.
A 90-Year-Old Man. A Plate of Food. Handcuffs. In 2014, Arnold Abbott, a World War II veteran and longtime chef, was arrested twice in one...
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