Just for a reverence to what JUAN stated,
"Whenever a cop gives me
grief I just give them the old "yes officer, no officer, thank you officer"
and they leave me alone. You wouldn't believe how different they treat you
when you just show a little respect."
My part:
I was going 70-75 in a deserted part of a road that is normally 40 or 45
and no one was around I went around this long blind corner and guess who is
in the median waiting for prey - JSO (Jacksonville Sheriffs Office)=Police ,
anywho it was 10am on a Sunday morning and my brother and I we going to help
my dad at work , LETS CUT TO THE CHASE! anywho he pulled me over I was
really nice and he let me go for going 54 in a 40 or 45. I went to court and
plead no contest and paid 40$bucks and nothing was left on my record and I
had no classes to go too.
I was happy.
Later,
Travis-91 2dr XE 5-spd 94K
I was driving a 84 Toyota Corolla [Diesel] at the time, 1.8L for who cares.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Juan Fiol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sentra Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 11:35 AM
Subject: SML-NON-P: COPS!
>
This is EXACTLY why people lump all cops into the dickhead category. "Get
> an attitude and any officer will f*ck
> with you (me included)" I don't remember it being against the law to get
> an attitude. What law of state and city are you upholding by f**king
> with people that get an attitude? What exactly is the charge there? I
> agree that being a police officer is a tough job, one that I would never
> want. They have to deal with dangerous people every day. I think that
this
> affects their mentality towards all people and they soon start to assume
> that all people are bad. This is evident in the way they pull people over
> just for the wheels they have, the fact that they have blue lights, or a
> chrome exhaust, or tinted windows. If that person did not commit a crime
or
> violate ANY traffic laws, why mess with them? Why give someone a ticket
> for going 3 miles past the speed limit? There are so many real problems
> that cops could be dealing with, it seems so petty when they pick on kids
> for what they do to their cars. Police officers provide a vital service
to
> every community. But people will be people and officers are not immune to
> being a**holes. Just remember when someone breaks into your house, or
> steals your precious Sentra, or is stalking you, or murders someone you
> love...it is the cops that you are going to call. Whenever a cop gives me
> grief I just give them the old "yes officer, no officer, thank you
officer"
> and they leave me alone. You wouldn't believe how different they treat
you
> when you just show a little respect.
>
> Juan Fiol
>
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