While many people wrote comments praising the new Hands Free Law, which went into effect on Monday in Tennessee, more commented that they were willing to break the law if Officer Derrick 'Beef Cake' White would be pulling them over.
As two Knoxville Police Department officers attempted to inform citizens about the newly instated Hands Free Law, social media users had just two questions: How much are the fines for using a cellphone while driving, and is Officer Derrick White single?
PSA: The new Hands Free Law officially goes into effect in Tennessee at midnight on Monday, July 1 pic.twitter.com/9uvTjgD5ad While many people wrote comments praising the new law, which went into effect on Monday in Tennessee, others stated the the punishment was too harsh. More, however, commented that they were willing to break the law if Officer Derrick"Beef Cake" White would be pulling them over.
— Kiersten Dunaway July 1, 2019 If the only way to meet officer white is to text and drive then you already know what I’m doing— 🌴 July 1, 2019 Officer White I will throw my phone into a river if that’s what it takes for a date with you https://t.
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