"I was telling him that I was just trying to help. I called him ‘son’ instead of ‘sir,’ and that might have riled him," said Dorsey Henderson of Fairhope,
a retired Army intelligence officer and veteran of World War II and of the wars in Korea and Vietnam.
"I was telling him that I was just trying to help. I called him ‘son’ instead of ‘sir,’ and that might have riled him," said Dorsey Henderson of Fairhope, ...Shoot, 'son' is just basic southern-speak for pal, bud, friend or pardner. Any cop working in Alabama who takes offense at that is too dumb to do a "fries with that?" job.