The problem is selective enforcement AND too much spare time on
their hands. Instead of horassing thoes who would help them in a
time of need, they should be nailing drunk driver and putting then
in jail. I just watched a Sherrif Deputy sitting at an intersection
and about 10 cars ran the STOP signs at the four way stop. What was
he doing, playing with his thumbs.
I think it is also a POWER thing I worked with the local PD for ten
years and nearly all of them was on a power trip.
Don't get me wrong, I support law enforcement, but a lot of them
need to chill out a bit.
73
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, "Frank R. Vondra"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As an amateur radio operator and 30 year law enforcement
> veteran, I agree with you Lance. After blowing up the
> photo of the 1995 Caprice displayed on the jars webpage,
> I'm somewhat curious to know why the defendant has an
> MPH K-55 mobile radar unit mounted on the dash? I'm sure
> it's not for chasing DX on 10,525 mHz. Seems to me that
> the police and prosecutor are probably on the same page
> with this case and the arrestee is trying to play the
> "ham card" as a defense.
> Frank - WB0QQK
>
>
> --- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, Captainlance
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All too true, but being both a ham , and being in Law Enforcement,
I
> cannot see an officer just giving a ticket for what he perceived
as
> a " cop car"... this violates basic rights guaranteed to us all.
> Perception is not a basis for a violation, it would seem that
there
> may be parts of the occurrence missing from the story.
> Lance N2HBA
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