Vidal Valladares is a lover, not a fighter.
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It was out of love that the cupid-struck man asked his friends to help him shut down traffic on I-45 near downtown Houston.
On December 13, 2015, Valladares had his friends line up on the busy stretch of highway so that he could surprise his then-girlfriend Michelle Wycoff with a unique proposal.
While he got a “yes” from his Wycoff, he got a resounding “oh, heck no” from the city of Houston.
With I-45 already a nightmare, drivers don’t need more traffic issues, even if it’s for love.
Valladares was arrested and charged with obstruction of a roadway, which is a Class B misdemeanor.
Prosecutors agreed to let Valladares off easy if he agreed to a public apology and served a year of probation. Friday, July 7 marked a year from Valladares’ apology.
He was before a judge again this Friday to find out his fate.
The judge found that he met the requirements of his probation.
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As part of his probation, Valladares had to complete 32 hours of community service, pay a $300 fine, take defensive driving, and complete a course called “Making Better Decisions.”
As of Friday, Valladares is off probation and free to move on from the incident with his wife, who will certainly remember his proposal forever.