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You can get a ticket for for that?For spitting in public.
It got dismissed.
$127 for tint that isn't that dark. Illegal I guess but not that dark.
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You can get a ticket for for that?For spitting in public.
It got dismissed.
NYC cops be on some bull****let's see....
1. driving my dad's car I was stopped at a light and rookies were training. someone comes over to check the tints, too dark. Tell my dad and he is like, "don't worry, i'll pay." I tell the cop that does security at my job at the time how random the ticket was and he wrote me a letter that would eliminate the ticket. Give it to my dad and he proceeds to put it in his pocket. This is during a party so he forgets and the jeans get washed. he had to pay the ticket.
2. parked in my driveway and i am the last house on the block of a dead end street. my bumper was hanging over the start of the sidewalk by maybe 6 inches. ticket for blocking the driveway. mind you the only place I am "blocking" is entrance to my house.
3. same dead end, usually there are 3 cars parked against the wall/fence of the dead end. been happening for all of the 21 yrs i've lived in the area. recently they started ticketing cars for double parking. i was hit with 3 of these, got off on one because of an incorrect address.
in a 3 month span i think i paid like $400 in tickets.
NYC cops be on some bull****let's see....
1. driving my dad's car I was stopped at a light and rookies were training. someone comes over to check the tints, too dark. Tell my dad and he is like, "don't worry, i'll pay." I tell the cop that does security at my job at the time how random the ticket was and he wrote me a letter that would eliminate the ticket. Give it to my dad and he proceeds to put it in his pocket. This is during a party so he forgets and the jeans get washed. he had to pay the ticket.
2. parked in my driveway and i am the last house on the block of a dead end street. my bumper was hanging over the start of the sidewalk by maybe 6 inches. ticket for blocking the driveway. mind you the only place I am "blocking" is entrance to my house.
3. same dead end, usually there are 3 cars parked against the wall/fence of the dead end. been happening for all of the 21 yrs i've lived in the area. recently they started ticketing cars for double parking. i was hit with 3 of these, got off on one because of an incorrect address.
in a 3 month span i think i paid like $400 in tickets.
I got a ticket once for walking between train cars while the train wasn't even moving.NYC cops be on some bull****let's see....
1. driving my dad's car I was stopped at a light and rookies were training. someone comes over to check the tints, too dark. Tell my dad and he is like, "don't worry, i'll pay." I tell the cop that does security at my job at the time how random the ticket was and he wrote me a letter that would eliminate the ticket. Give it to my dad and he proceeds to put it in his pocket. This is during a party so he forgets and the jeans get washed. he had to pay the ticket.
2. parked in my driveway and i am the last house on the block of a dead end street. my bumper was hanging over the start of the sidewalk by maybe 6 inches. ticket for blocking the driveway. mind you the only place I am "blocking" is entrance to my house.
3. same dead end, usually there are 3 cars parked against the wall/fence of the dead end. been happening for all of the 21 yrs i've lived in the area. recently they started ticketing cars for double parking. i was hit with 3 of these, got off on one because of an incorrect address.
in a 3 month span i think i paid like $400 in tickets.
Tints...
For all 4 windows...
$540
NYC
Been caught on that too. Twice as a matter of fact. Got bagged by uniformed the first, then plain clothes the second. I no longer walk between cars. **** had me tight. I was on my way to work one day and they pulled me off, then the second time on my way home. I hate the way they mark the ticket tooI got a ticket once for walking between train cars while the train wasn't even moving.NYC cops be on some bull****let's see....
1. driving my dad's car I was stopped at a light and rookies were training. someone comes over to check the tints, too dark. Tell my dad and he is like, "don't worry, i'll pay." I tell the cop that does security at my job at the time how random the ticket was and he wrote me a letter that would eliminate the ticket. Give it to my dad and he proceeds to put it in his pocket. This is during a party so he forgets and the jeans get washed. he had to pay the ticket.
2. parked in my driveway and i am the last house on the block of a dead end street. my bumper was hanging over the start of the sidewalk by maybe 6 inches. ticket for blocking the driveway. mind you the only place I am "blocking" is entrance to my house.
3. same dead end, usually there are 3 cars parked against the wall/fence of the dead end. been happening for all of the 21 yrs i've lived in the area. recently they started ticketing cars for double parking. i was hit with 3 of these, got off on one because of an incorrect address.
in a 3 month span i think i paid like $400 in tickets.
Cop even admitted if he wasn't tryna fulfill a quota he would've let it go
I hadn't been that mad in a while. A dumber me would've gotten arrested that day.
What stop on the J? She kinda deserved it tbhsubway rules i've seen people get tickets for, but not all the time: passing thru cars and taking up two seats.
one morning on my way to work some girl (teenager or early 20's) was sitting in the "love seat" by the door with her feet up and head resting on her knees as she slept. Bunch of people looking but not saying anything. One guys gets on and tries to kick game and/or get a seat. she refuses and keeps sleeping. Cops get on a stop or two later. Cop asks her nicely to sit right, she doesn't. he tries to explain to her why she can't do that. she says no one was asking for the seat and the guy from before chimes in. long story short they pull her off for being a **** to the cop when he asked for ID. hit or miss on the subway. also this was on the J.
damn@beh235 whole thing happened between 85th/forest and Marcy when she got pulled off the train.
When I was stationed in Jacksonville, Florida I got a speeding ticket for going 28 in a 25. No big deal right? Here is the kicker though:
I received the ticket from a police officer on foot. I was coming back from the ABC, popular liquor store chain there, anyway, it's night time so I'm on my way back home and I see a light pointed towards the sky and the light is moving, so I thought maybe it was a broken down motorist so I stop and pull over because I was going to walk over and see if they needed help.
So as I put my car in park I see dude walk over and I'm like wth, so the dude happens to be JSO and he walks over to me car and ask for the usual insurance, license, etc... I'm still in shock, like wth is happening here. Dude is like the reason I'm pulling you over is because I clocked you at 28 in a 25, I was so shocked I couldn't even argue, I'm still hung up on the "I pulled you over" part.
I stopped to be a Good Samaritan and got hit with a ticket, by a cop on foot, with no, I repeat no radar gun. My wife was like why didn't you just burn off on him, I couldn't, I didn't realize what he was until it was too late, then would've got hit with fleeing/evading.