Stories of tickets that you have recieved....

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Stories of tickets that you have recieved....

Reply #15 – August 24, 2006, 08:09:19 AM

I've got pulled over eight times in eight weeks, when I first got my licence, by the same cop for "routine check"s, asked for licence and insurance. On the eight time I told the little fckr that he should well know by now that I had my drivers licence and insurance.

The next weekend he followed me into my driveway and told me I had to take the tint out of my windows. I filpped. I contacted my laywer and he said that it was harasment and to get it on paper since proving it without paper would be impossible.

I wrote a letter to his suppior requesting a meeting on the matter. We had a little talk and I found out that they suspected me of trafficing and speeding, reckless driving, etc. The reason they suspected me was that I was always driving around and people were telling them that I was doing burnouts and speeding. But they could never catch me doing anything wrong. I told him that after pulling me in eight times they should know that the rumors weren't true. He agreed.

After the meeting I wrote another letter thanking him for his time and told him that if I had anymore problems with the officer in question I would be calling in the Department of Justice for an investigation.

I never had any problems after that. Other than this one time I meet up with the cop in a parking lot. He was on the PS of my car and was staring me straight in the eye. My friend was riding shotgun and he looked at me like "who is he looking at?". Then the office said "Good evening" so I said good evening back. "I wasn't talking to you" he said. So I said "I can live with that".

Never heard from him after.

Stories of tickets that you have recieved....

Reply #16 – August 24, 2006, 10:16:47 AM

So the security forces here on the air force base do random checks of cars as they drive on. They will just jump out of nowhere and ask you to pull off so they can search it. Well I was driving on base with my dad once in my 84 Celebrity and they asked us to pull over. We opened all the doors and let the SFs do their thing. They had a search dog come over and start sniffing around the car. When he got to the trunk he started indicating that he found something. The SF that was handling him says "We got some drugs here." So one comes over and starts asking us questions while the other one starts pulling out the cardboard boxes and packing tape that were in the trunk and looks for the drugs. We're sitting there trying to convince the SF that we dont have any drugs. Meanwhile the other guy is removing all the inserts and spare tire from inside the trunk and the dog has totally lost interrest... no more drugs. So about 30 minutes later, after the SFs have been trying to figure out what made the dog think there were drugs, they finally figure out that the packing tape had alerted the dog! They had used brown paper and packing tape to wrap up the drugs when they were training the dogs, so the dog smelled the packing tape and associated it with the drugs. The cops appologized and sent us on our way like nothing had happened... yeah.

Stories of tickets that you have recieved....

Reply #17 – August 26, 2006, 01:40:40 AM

Got a warning tonight in my 2003 Escape. I was guilty of it. Spinning the tires around a median in a parking lot (fresh rain). He was in front of me, he pulled into a gas station, waited, came right back out behind me. "exibition of acceleration". He's not a fan of me, my mom worked with him. He's a prick. Last year he shot and killed a local who supposedly was holding his family hostage (which was not the case).