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wkndbeacher
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ocean733 said:You are a big dummy.
Never ask for just a dozen cookies.
She knows she can get anything she wants at anytime from me
ocean733 said:You are a big dummy.
Never ask for just a dozen cookies.
I think there are two separate issues here. When one knowingly and intentionally breaks the law because they know they are a police officer, and feel they will get away with it that is obviously illegal, unethical, and immoral. I.e.; has illegal tint.BS Gal said:So, because your husband is a cop, it's okay for you to break the law?
ocean733 said:You are a big dummy.
Never ask for just a dozen cookies.
wkndbeacher said:She knows she can get anything she wants at anytime from me
Nicole_in_somd said:Cookies are cool with me....if you go over a dozen I will get a tummy ache...
Nicole_in_somd said:Anymore and I would have to change my avatar...my butt gets any bigger.......
smcop said:I think there are two separate issues here. When one knowingly and intentionally breaks the law because they know they are a police officer, and feel they will get away with it that is obviously illegal, unethical, and immoral. I.e.; has illegal tint.
The other issue is should we give consideration to those who have minor traffic violations i.e. speeding. My motto is this. I will give any honest citizen a break. I believe the vast majority of people who drive commit traffic violations. I have given more breaks, verbal warnings and written warnings than I have tickets.
Our job is to protect people and ensure the streets are safe. The legislature gives us discretion as to how we handle misdemeanors. Traffic violations are misdemeanors.
If I pull you over, and ask you to slow down, and you are respectful and polite, I see no reason to give you a ticket. Now if you’re the wife, daughter, son, mother, father of a police officer, I am going to give you the same consideration I would any other honest citizen.
wkndbeacher said:It would look so good on u, of course anything does
Nicole_in_somd said:Ok now I am blushing....
Mikeinsmd said:Get a room already...
Nicole_in_somd said:Uhhh Helllo??? since when do I need a room for freaking cookies?
You can call it in, but chances are not much is going to get done. There is a long and arduous manner in which you could bring charges against the person, but there would be so much you would have to prove, then it may just come down to a he said she said in court.Nicole_in_somd said:Hi
I got a question...off topic... a little...I just saw a thread with aggresive drivers...so many times I have almost been ran off the road, tail gated to the point I almost peed my pants and seen horrible and aggresive driving...
One poster even had the make, model color and tags of the truck.
What can we do to actually make a difference with the type of drivers?
Can you call it in after the fact?
smcop said:You can call it in, but chances are not much is going to get done. There is a long and arduous manner in which you could bring charges against the person, but there would be so much you would have to prove, then it may just come down to a he said she said in court.
I have been pulled over a couple times for exceeding the speed limit. Both times the troopers ran my record and let me off with a warning. I think if you are a good driver, with say 30 years of good driving, and you're on the way to jury duty and you're late, they'll let you off. I have had no bad experiences with getting pulled over here. They have ALWAYS let me off with a warning (2 times here in 23 years). However, when we needed their protection in the neighborhood, it was a complete failure, I think.smcop said:I think there are two separate issues here. When one knowingly and intentionally breaks the law because they know they are a police officer, and feel they will get away with it that is obviously illegal, unethical, and immoral. I.e.; has illegal tint.
The other issue is should we give consideration to those who have minor traffic violations i.e. speeding. My motto is this. I will give any honest citizen a break. I believe the vast majority of people who drive commit traffic violations. I have given more breaks, verbal warnings and written warnings than I have tickets.
Our job is to protect people and ensure the streets are safe. The legislature gives us discretion as to how we handle misdemeanors. Traffic violations are misdemeanors.
If I pull you over, and ask you to slow down, and you are respectful and polite, I see no reason to give you a ticket. Now if you’re the wife, daughter, son, mother, father of a police officer, I am going to give you the same consideration I would any other honest citizen.
Thats funny.usagent said:smcop block!
smcop said:Thats funny.
smcop said:Thats funny.
usagent said:smcop block!