Outta listen to Mr Cop!
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From this "She admits that her past experiences with the Boynton Beach police department have not been overly positive" (from the link above), I'm guessing that the cop got some previous info on her when he ran her (suspended) license and that probably contributed to his use of the Tazer.
What an idiot. The cop clearly explains why she was pulled over and she runs off at the mouth.
That said, I still think there's a justified lawsuit.
Boynton Beach PD for the cost of recharging the Tazer!
What an idiot. The cop clearly explains why she was pulled over and she runs off at the mouth.
That said, I still think there's a justified lawsuit.
Boynton Beach PD for the cost of recharging the Tazer!
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From: Sherman, TX
Originally posted by celticstanger@June 15, 2005, 10:32 AM
That said, I still think there's a justified lawsuit.
Boynton Beach PD for the cost of recharging the Tazer!
That said, I still think there's a justified lawsuit.
Boynton Beach PD for the cost of recharging the Tazer!
Quite!
Originally posted by JessicaRabbitt@June 3, 2005, 12:16 AM
Shut off the ignition of the vehicle. (remove sunglasses if wearing them)
Place BOTH hands on the steering wheel, 11 & 1
Look the officer in the eye during the ENTIRE exchange, Say "yes sir, no sir"
BE HONEST!!! (i.e. "Do you know why I stopped you." "Yes, sir. I was speeding." We all know when we are doing it, and he knows that.
When asked for ID, etc, let the officer know where it is, before you retrieve it. i.e., "I am going to get my wallet out of my purse, and Reg out of glove box." Ladies, place your purse ON YOUR LAP, to retrieve any ID.
Shut off the ignition of the vehicle. (remove sunglasses if wearing them)
Place BOTH hands on the steering wheel, 11 & 1
Look the officer in the eye during the ENTIRE exchange, Say "yes sir, no sir"
BE HONEST!!! (i.e. "Do you know why I stopped you." "Yes, sir. I was speeding." We all know when we are doing it, and he knows that.
When asked for ID, etc, let the officer know where it is, before you retrieve it. i.e., "I am going to get my wallet out of my purse, and Reg out of glove box." Ladies, place your purse ON YOUR LAP, to retrieve any ID.
You forgot just a few small things I thought I would add.
Always roll your window down before the office is at your car. This way they can see what YOU are doing well before they gets directly beside you.
If it is dark outside, turn on all interior lights as soon as you come to a complete stop and shut the ignition off. Again for officer safety and makes him/her more comfortable about the stop and gives you plus points towards not getting a ticket because you have their well being in mind.
She's Back and Strapped!
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Thanks Scott... I do roll my window down (both sides since I started getting cars with power windows), forgot to put that in, LOL. Interior lights makes sense... I guess I just dont get pulled over at night very much to think about that. Defintely will remember it *IF* I get pulled over at night in the future.
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