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Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
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thisssssssThe thing most people know, is that it costs the state more money to issue tickets than what they get out of them. And quotas are illegal. 90% of traffic cops' job is to make sure that people follow the rules by just being around. Nobody is a perfect driver and most people commit traffic violations all the time and they play on the fact that people know that.
The thing most people know, is that it costs the state more money to issue tickets than what they get out of them. And quotas are illegal. 90% of traffic cops' job is to make sure that people follow the rules by just being around. Nobody is a perfect driver and most people commit traffic violations all the time and they play on the fact that people know that.
Randolph, Mo., is a tiny town with a common problem: money is tight.
To keep afloat, the Kansas City outpost apparently did what many little towns on big highways do. It came to rely on passing motorists filling its municipal coffers one traffic ticket at a time.
Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
so...why does the cop care if you have a clean record , if he just saw you go over the speed limit, or not stop at a stop sign........Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
I want to but I really cannot take of work to do it. With the money I'd lose by driving there, and taking off that day, I'd be losing money, not to mention if I have to pay it after doing all that. They got me with this oneIf this was all true, I would try to fight it man. Good luck
Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
They weren't bike cops tho, right?Not necessarily. I've been in the wrong a few times. Admitted my wrong to the officer, and got off with a warning.Warnings basically mean, "I ran your liscense and I can't arrest you so I'm gonna let you go"
yup
he got that two-for-one.
oinks got quotas
AgreeTrust, when I see a cop I don't only get the hell out the way, I get the mother $&@" out the way. I want no part of what they can do
I don't like any police officer.