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May 28, 2009 at 6:23 AM #407236May 28, 2009 at 7:12 AM #406555jpinpbParticipant
How about the unknown, unadvertised things they do. Like the time you were driving home from the movies and didn’t get killed by a DUI driver b/c the patrol cop pulled the guy over already for swerving out of control and so drunk the person could barely walk forward w/out pretending to be an airplane and when asked to turn around and walk back, the person doesn’t turn around and instead does a moon walk back. True story. This and many more. You should do a ride-along. It’s a riot. The most entertainment you’ll ever have, especially D/T or PB.
May 28, 2009 at 7:12 AM #406798jpinpbParticipantHow about the unknown, unadvertised things they do. Like the time you were driving home from the movies and didn’t get killed by a DUI driver b/c the patrol cop pulled the guy over already for swerving out of control and so drunk the person could barely walk forward w/out pretending to be an airplane and when asked to turn around and walk back, the person doesn’t turn around and instead does a moon walk back. True story. This and many more. You should do a ride-along. It’s a riot. The most entertainment you’ll ever have, especially D/T or PB.
May 28, 2009 at 7:12 AM #407042jpinpbParticipantHow about the unknown, unadvertised things they do. Like the time you were driving home from the movies and didn’t get killed by a DUI driver b/c the patrol cop pulled the guy over already for swerving out of control and so drunk the person could barely walk forward w/out pretending to be an airplane and when asked to turn around and walk back, the person doesn’t turn around and instead does a moon walk back. True story. This and many more. You should do a ride-along. It’s a riot. The most entertainment you’ll ever have, especially D/T or PB.
May 28, 2009 at 7:12 AM #407104jpinpbParticipantHow about the unknown, unadvertised things they do. Like the time you were driving home from the movies and didn’t get killed by a DUI driver b/c the patrol cop pulled the guy over already for swerving out of control and so drunk the person could barely walk forward w/out pretending to be an airplane and when asked to turn around and walk back, the person doesn’t turn around and instead does a moon walk back. True story. This and many more. You should do a ride-along. It’s a riot. The most entertainment you’ll ever have, especially D/T or PB.
May 28, 2009 at 7:12 AM #407251jpinpbParticipantHow about the unknown, unadvertised things they do. Like the time you were driving home from the movies and didn’t get killed by a DUI driver b/c the patrol cop pulled the guy over already for swerving out of control and so drunk the person could barely walk forward w/out pretending to be an airplane and when asked to turn around and walk back, the person doesn’t turn around and instead does a moon walk back. True story. This and many more. You should do a ride-along. It’s a riot. The most entertainment you’ll ever have, especially D/T or PB.
May 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM #406560condogrrlParticipantIf ever you get a radar speeding ticket, go to the city you were cited in and ask for an “engineering and traffic survey” report (commonly known as a “speed survey” and is public information). Posted speed limits are based on these speed surveys and often posted speed limits are illegally set low(usually for political reasons). Refer to CVC 40802.
If the posted speed limit is not justified by a current speed survey, then the posted speed limit is not “radar enforceable” and the ticket is no good. The judge will dismiss the ticket. Cops know this and will still write illegal tickets.
I know this because I used to conduct speed surveys for the city of SD. Ask any attorney who specializes in traffic violations – they know this. But the best plan is DON’T SPEED.
May 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM #406803condogrrlParticipantIf ever you get a radar speeding ticket, go to the city you were cited in and ask for an “engineering and traffic survey” report (commonly known as a “speed survey” and is public information). Posted speed limits are based on these speed surveys and often posted speed limits are illegally set low(usually for political reasons). Refer to CVC 40802.
If the posted speed limit is not justified by a current speed survey, then the posted speed limit is not “radar enforceable” and the ticket is no good. The judge will dismiss the ticket. Cops know this and will still write illegal tickets.
I know this because I used to conduct speed surveys for the city of SD. Ask any attorney who specializes in traffic violations – they know this. But the best plan is DON’T SPEED.
May 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM #407047condogrrlParticipantIf ever you get a radar speeding ticket, go to the city you were cited in and ask for an “engineering and traffic survey” report (commonly known as a “speed survey” and is public information). Posted speed limits are based on these speed surveys and often posted speed limits are illegally set low(usually for political reasons). Refer to CVC 40802.
If the posted speed limit is not justified by a current speed survey, then the posted speed limit is not “radar enforceable” and the ticket is no good. The judge will dismiss the ticket. Cops know this and will still write illegal tickets.
I know this because I used to conduct speed surveys for the city of SD. Ask any attorney who specializes in traffic violations – they know this. But the best plan is DON’T SPEED.
May 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM #407109condogrrlParticipantIf ever you get a radar speeding ticket, go to the city you were cited in and ask for an “engineering and traffic survey” report (commonly known as a “speed survey” and is public information). Posted speed limits are based on these speed surveys and often posted speed limits are illegally set low(usually for political reasons). Refer to CVC 40802.
If the posted speed limit is not justified by a current speed survey, then the posted speed limit is not “radar enforceable” and the ticket is no good. The judge will dismiss the ticket. Cops know this and will still write illegal tickets.
I know this because I used to conduct speed surveys for the city of SD. Ask any attorney who specializes in traffic violations – they know this. But the best plan is DON’T SPEED.
May 28, 2009 at 7:15 AM #407256condogrrlParticipantIf ever you get a radar speeding ticket, go to the city you were cited in and ask for an “engineering and traffic survey” report (commonly known as a “speed survey” and is public information). Posted speed limits are based on these speed surveys and often posted speed limits are illegally set low(usually for political reasons). Refer to CVC 40802.
If the posted speed limit is not justified by a current speed survey, then the posted speed limit is not “radar enforceable” and the ticket is no good. The judge will dismiss the ticket. Cops know this and will still write illegal tickets.
I know this because I used to conduct speed surveys for the city of SD. Ask any attorney who specializes in traffic violations – they know this. But the best plan is DON’T SPEED.
May 28, 2009 at 9:42 AM #406605scaredyclassicParticipantthe majority of people die in acidents caused by stone cold sober people. if a cop stops you for no reaosn and asks for id, hand him the card of your civil atty.
May 28, 2009 at 9:42 AM #406848scaredyclassicParticipantthe majority of people die in acidents caused by stone cold sober people. if a cop stops you for no reaosn and asks for id, hand him the card of your civil atty.
May 28, 2009 at 9:42 AM #407092scaredyclassicParticipantthe majority of people die in acidents caused by stone cold sober people. if a cop stops you for no reaosn and asks for id, hand him the card of your civil atty.
May 28, 2009 at 9:42 AM #407154scaredyclassicParticipantthe majority of people die in acidents caused by stone cold sober people. if a cop stops you for no reaosn and asks for id, hand him the card of your civil atty.
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