This little boy called the police to stop the Grinch from stealing Christmas. ❤️
A 5-year-old Mississippi boy took matters into his own hands over the weekend when he thought the Grinch was coming to steal his Christmas.
On Saturday, little TyLon Pittman took action when he thought the infamous green character was planning to put a damper on his holiday. He called 911 in hopes that police would prevent the crime.
“I can NOT make this up!!! My 5 year old brother called the police and said that the Grinch is stealing people Christmas and he don’t want him to steal his so!” Graves wrote. He added: “Officer Develle, thank you sooo much! You made his night!” During the meeting, Develle asked little TyLon, “So what are you going to do if he tries to steal your Christmas?”“I want y’all to come back to my house and take him to jail,” TyLon replied, per the“The Grinch is not going to come steal your Christmas. I won’t let that happen,” Develle also promised TyLon.. Develle and the department apprehended a costumed Grinch right before TyLon’s eyes and gave the boy a chance to ask the criminal a few questions.
“For them to go this far and have this happen, when he wants to be a police officer, it means a lot,” Graves told the
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