Young brothers mow 75-year-old's lawn to keep her out of jail

An act of kindness by four young brothers in Riesel, Texas, may have kept an elderly woman from having to go to jail.

According to KWTX, a warrant was issued for Gerry Suttle, 75, after she allegedly failed to appear in court after being cited because her grass was too tall. Suttle said she didn't receive the notice.

After KWTX reported Suttle's story Tuesday, four boys decided to save the day.

>> Click here to watch a video report from KWTX

"I am very seldom without words," she told KWTX. "This is one time. You might want to mark it down in history that I didn't have something to say."

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