State Trooper gives a ticket during a funeral

[Angel2005]

Originally Posted by aps45819

From your , I can see you have no respect for the law

I have respect for those who do not abuse their athourity. There is a difference. Like when cops drive recklessly for no reason but are very quick to pull someone over for driving 5 miles over the speed limit. Or those who will race on motorcycles and get away with it becuase they are cops. Don't act like you do not see these things take place.

[Angel2005]

Originally Posted by morningbell

It was in the procession?

yes

[Cowgirl]

Originally Posted by Angel2005

I have respect for those who do not abuse their athourity.

:confuse: He wrote a ticket for illegal tinting. How was that abusing authority? Is there a law that says it's illegal to write tickets on the way to a funeral?

[Angel2005]

Originally Posted by Solja_Boy

I thought you where allowed to break traffic laws during a funeral procession. I see funeral processions run through red lights all the time.

I love Kool Aid

[Solja_Boy]

Originally Posted by Angel2005

I love Kool Aid

Me too. I have a baby pool in my backyard that I keepo full of Kool aid.

[Angel2005]

Originally Posted by Cowgirl

:confuse: He wrote a ticket for illegal tinting. How was that abusing authority? Is there a law that says it's illegal to write tickets on the way to a funeral?

No, I think you know the purpose of this whole conversation. I am just saying that why not wait until after the service? Just my opinion.

[morningbell (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Angel2005

yes

Then that is WRONG. I would go to the court date and contest it. I don't think its illegal but morally it was wrong and the officer needs to be schooled in some tact.

[whome20603]

Originally Posted by Angel2005

yes

Really?? He actually interrupted the procession?! Oh freaking a, that's ridiculous...for tint. Absolutely not acceptable. I didn't realize it was during the procession...that sucks.

Sorry, that no respect for the "morning" thing threw me for a loop.

[Solja_Boy]

Originally Posted by morningbell

Then that is WRONG. I would go to the court date and contest it. I don't think its illegal but morally it was wrong and the officer needs to be schooled in some tact.

You can't go to court for a fix it ticket. There are no points involved. You just have to fix whatever is on the repair order.

[morningbell (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Solja_Boy

I thought you where allowed to break traffic laws during a funeral procession. I see funeral processions run through red lights all the time.