Fine for motorist who gives warm clothes to the homeless

leicester - The man who distributed warm clothing and festive snacks to homeless people in the British Leicester last Christmas, was thrown by the municipality on the receipt. During his heart-warming action he stopped on the bus lane. The municipality lets you know in a letter even after a 'careful consideration' is not prepared to cancel the fine.

The 43-year-old Brit, named Lee Williamson, finds it ridiculous that he has to pay almost 80 euros because he stopped for a moment on the bus lane. He parked his car there so that he could give a homeless man a hat, gloves, a scarf and some goodies to eat. The fear was also great when the fine fell on the mat.

In an e-mail he tried to explain the situation. He argued that there were not even buses on Christmas Day. The municipality said it would find a sympathetic action, but did not cancel the fine. Even after a 'careful consideration', the municipality keeps its foot. The fine must and will be paid. But that is not what Lee is planning. If necessary, the former soldier wants to fight the case out in court.

The merciful Brit has the feeling that he is 'being punished for his good deed,' he told DailyMail. The news site publishes photos of the disappointed father and his fine.

With that eighty euros you can do a lot of good, according to Lee, who will never stop helping people. 'If someone needs my help, then I am there. '