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Originally Posted by RedSheDevil
Hell, this dude spent an hour in his cruiser looking through all the books to see what he could write me up for. The thing that just pisses me off, is that I approached him (before he started writing any tickets) to ask if there was anything I could do as the organizer to make sure our group was in compliance with all the rules.
Oh BTW, he is a Forest Preserve cop with the same authority as an Illinois State cop. I can't believe that... :Eyecrazy: So did anyone else get a ticket? I'm glad I couldn't make it to the BBQ then because with my luck he would have given me 6 tickets just like the OP. |
whole story's on RC3 diddy ... who knows wtf his problem was. im still not sure if anyone else got a ticket cuz i told them all to leave ASAP while he was writing me up so he couldnt get us all.
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Originally Posted by saturn
For example, you can't go around shooting people in the face. We have restricted that freedom for the security of everyone.
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he gave you a ticket cuase a lil rotary beat his piston engine. What a puss face
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Originally Posted by OnRails
What an ass! I've always thought that most tint laws make an exception for manufacturer installed tint although now that I look, I can't find anywhere in our state law (NC) that says so.
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You may have been lucky to get so many tickets, especially if they were badly scrawled - One or two tickets the Judge knows you probably did something, three or four tickets, he begins to suspect something odd, five or six tickets there better be clear evidence because something seems to be going wrong at the officers end... The judge may be more willing to drop them all, especially if you have the paperwork to show you have proper I.D. and insurance paid, and with proper dates, on them. Priors will count against you.
When a roommate of mine broke up with her Security Police boyfriend on a military base, he stopped me and gave me a couple of tickets - feeling they were undeserved but knowing they could hurt my career - I urged him to give me more! He was silly enough to fall for it. I then took the 18 tickets to our military court and suggested on the basis of excessive ticketing, perhaps something was not right with the system. My roommate also testified on my behalf and our unhappy security officer was made even more unhappy when all tickets were thrown out and he was told that any more of this would harm his career... you may be in a similar position because of the unusually high number of tickets - you might suggest this to your lawyer... |
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