Cop gets OWNED (vid)
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ya i think its in ur best interest to sign the ticket. if you dont agree with it you will get your chance(s) to fight it. not signing it will just get you into a whole lot more trouble. im only 22 and i am FULLY aware of what will happen if u dont sign.
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Originally Posted by ldivinag
now, a filming of 2 parties by a 3rd party without the other 2 knowing about it, is illegal...
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Originally Posted by MBasile
"I have stuff to do"
"apparently not...."
I'm just happy to see a domestic finally get pulled over for a BS violation
EDIT: just checked out the DOT Hoosier tires on tirerack.com, and atleast for the ones on the site, it says that though they are DOT approved, they are not suitable for highway use
"apparently not...."
I'm just happy to see a domestic finally get pulled over for a BS violation
EDIT: just checked out the DOT Hoosier tires on tirerack.com, and atleast for the ones on the site, it says that though they are DOT approved, they are not suitable for highway use
If you have nothing better to do than "cheer" when a domestic gets pulled over for a BS violation, you "don't have anything better to do."Domestics get pulled over all the time for BS violations like any other car.
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Also, I'm just curious as to how exactly that cop got "owned."
1. He still got served a ticket.
2. He had to make an appearance in court to have it thrown out.
3. He had his time wasted for what I would estimate was longer than what was shown on video. Maybe about a half hour? Traffic stops normally take some time while the pig writes out his bs ticket.
4. He probably had to either take a day off of work without pay, or at least take a few hours out of his "vacation pool" to show up to court.
5. He also used his gas (which isn't cheap in CA or anywhere else), and may have even had to have paid about $15 to park in a parking garage, depending on where the court was located.
6. He also had to pay court costs, which were probably at least $25.
WHO got owned?
1. He still got served a ticket.
2. He had to make an appearance in court to have it thrown out.
3. He had his time wasted for what I would estimate was longer than what was shown on video. Maybe about a half hour? Traffic stops normally take some time while the pig writes out his bs ticket.
4. He probably had to either take a day off of work without pay, or at least take a few hours out of his "vacation pool" to show up to court.
5. He also used his gas (which isn't cheap in CA or anywhere else), and may have even had to have paid about $15 to park in a parking garage, depending on where the court was located.
6. He also had to pay court costs, which were probably at least $25.
WHO got owned?
Last edited by Sinister Subaru; Mar 8, 2006 at 03:35 AM.
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The Kern county sheriffs got in trouble awhile back for putting "We'll kick your ***" instead of "to protect and serve" on a squad car as a joke. I live in Bakersfield and I would say 90% of the Sheriffs are like that guy.
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Originally Posted by lovesmysuby04
The Kern county sheriffs got in trouble awhile back for putting "We'll kick your ***" instead of "to protect and serve" on a squad car as a joke. I live in Bakersfield and I would say 90% of the Sheriffs are like that guy.
Then I guess I'm glad I don't live there.
What a dumbass Barney that cop was.....
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