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I did say I would have stopped the other car. my point is the show they were putting on for their dash cam so they could post it on youtube, and the comments about the police officer and the gun and the overall quality of attitude of the video and occupants. Not sure about the color of the light with the glair of the camera. It is hard to tell on my display. I just think that mabe the officer was doing his duty and the people in the truck were over the top for their own youtube fame. The oficer was professional as far as I can tell and the video ended in the middle of the stop so I would venture to say the driver received a warning since that part of the video would not go along with the whole narrative the video poster was trying to convey.I don't understand your points? Another motorist made a dangerous and illegal maneuver while the office was supposedly watching the truck run a red light. The dashcam shows a green light the entire time - not even yellow.
They didn't say 'have a nice f***ing day' to the officer, nothing disrespectful to him at all. When she asked him if he was writing down the intersection address, he said yes he would be and she said 'thank you'.when jackwaggons say things like "is there a camera on that intersection" and "you're going to write that down" or "have a nice f***ing day", we usualy do write things down, on a ticket.
the show you put on for your dash cam shows justification for our quote of "sign here, press hard because there are 5 copies"
Great post.Guys - I have nothing but respect for law enforcement - my only intent of this post was to point out the light was CLEARLY and entirely green, as well as the dangerous maneuver of the red jeep.......just didn't seem to be an explanation for the stop - yes, Tony seemed upset, but as Woody said, he didn't seem to be confrontational with the officer - If any members of law enforcement would like me to take the post down, just PM me - as I said, I'm not looking to come off as disrespectful of those that protect and serve......
They didn't say 'have a nice f***ing day' to the officer, nothing disrespectful to him at all. When she asked him if he was writing down the intersection address, he said yes he would be and she said 'thank you'.
So asking those questions about the camera and intersection are enough to make you write a ticket? I'm surprised you'd admit to something like that.
So you're saying her questions about the camera and intersection illustated 'attitude' that would tip the scale causing you to write a ticket?You get part of my point, the youtube filming creds were only when the officer was not at the window.
The great thing about the infraction legal system is officer discression. If someone curses me or is an all around jerk, I can choose to write a ticket or not write a ticket. What I was saying is, that type of attitude will generally get you a ticket. On average I write tickets on about 3% of my stops.
So you're saying her questions about the camera and intersection illustated 'attitude' that would tip the scale causing you to write a ticket?
I was a cop for 18 years and in that time when I made a traffic stop I pretty much knew when I turned on the lights whether or not I was going to write a ticket or give a warning. It often depended on the severity of the infraction or crime.
Frequently, the "warning stop" became a ticket stop when the driver talked me into writing him/her a ticket because of their attitude.
I have no idea what good Karma is... I am always respectful and nice and I never ever get a warning for speeding. They must look me up and say this guy has a problem let's make it a bigger problemAnd if your nice to the police and the judge, the good karma will follow you.