Sunday Miracle News: Broward County Court - 'Bedridden' Man WALKS!

A Florida man who was released from jail on $50 bail after claiming he was disabled and would be 'bedridden for the rest of his life' shocked the courtroom when he quickly stood up and walked out of court moment after being freed.
Carl Funk, age 58, was arrested on a five-year-old warrant for trespassing and having an open container of alcohol. He claimed he couldn't afford the judge's initial offer of $100 bail because he was permanently confined to his bed.

He looked unsteady as two officers, each one grabbing an arm to support him, guided him into a chair at the North Broward Detention Center in south Florida on Friday.


The judge questioned how Funk could have been found trespassing with a beer in his hand five years ago if he was confined to a bed, as he claimed.

Funk responded that two unnamed, unidentified men had carried him out of his bed and dumped him on the property where he was found by police.



Judge Hurley didn't buy that explanation, but he was sympathetic to Funk's claims that he couldn't afford the $100 to post bond.

So, the judge offered him a compromise -- $50 bail and he could pay it in installments over 6 months in exchange to pleading guilty to the charge.

When Funk agreed, Judge Hurley ordered him released.

It's at that point, Funk quickly stands up -- unaided -- and walks briskly away.

The judge, who was reviewing paperwork for the next case, did not realize what had happened until his courtroom burst into laughter.
'Did he get out of the chair and walk?' the bemused judge asks. 'He's been cured!'
Then, addressing Funk, who was no longer in the room, Judge Hurley advises: 'Sir, you're supposed to wait until you're off camera to get up and do somersaults, alright?'