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When trying to make a joke goes wrong..
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Originally Posted by needsomejays
what would that do
Man Dons Mask for Speed-Camera Photos
posted: 73 DAYS 23 HOURS AGO
Sept. 8 - An Arizona man who has been served 37 speeding tickets in the mail is refusing to pay them because he says the pictures captured by the state'sphoto-enforcement cameras don't show that it's him driving, AZcentral.com reported Tuesday.
The photos on the tickets all show the driver wearing a monkey mask. This image captured by a speed camera in Phoenix shows a driver wearing a monkey mask.While the car belongs to Dave Vontesmar, he claims it's not him.
"Not one of them there is a picture where you can identify the driver," said Dave Vontesmar, a flight attendant who works at Phoenix Sky HarborInternational Airport. "The ball's in their court. I sent back all these ones I got with a copy of my driver's license and said, 'It's notme. I'm not paying them.' "
But police disagree and say they've been watching him closely.
"We watched him four different times put the monkey mask on and put the giraffe-style mask on," Officer Dave Porter told AZcentral.com. "Basedon surveillance, we were positive that Vontesmar was the driver."
Still, Vontesmar is confident that he won't have to pay the fines, which could exceed $6,500.
"It's obviously a revenue grab," he said of the new photo-enforcement program. "They're required by law to ID the driver of the vehicle.If they can't identify the driver or the vehicle by the picture, what are they doing to identify the driver?"
Arizona police are having a hard time getting a lot of speeders to pay tickets they receive in the mail. Thus far, the Arizona police has yet to collect asingle dollar from Vontesmar.
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LOL wow at the monkey mask
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Wow.Originally Posted by dland24
Originally Posted by needsomejays
what would that do
Man Dons Mask for Speed-Camera Photos
posted: 73 DAYS 23 HOURS AGO
Sept. 8 - An Arizona man who has been served 37 speeding tickets in the mail is refusing to pay them because he says the pictures captured by the state's photo-enforcement cameras don't show that it's him driving, AZcentral.com reported Tuesday.
The photos on the tickets all show the driver wearing a monkey mask. This image captured by a speed camera in Phoenix shows a driver wearing a monkey mask. While the car belongs to Dave Vontesmar, he claims it's not him.
"Not one of them there is a picture where you can identify the driver," said Dave Vontesmar, a flight attendant who works at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. "The ball's in their court. I sent back all these ones I got with a copy of my driver's license and said, 'It's not me. I'm not paying them.' "
But police disagree and say they've been watching him closely.
"We watched him four different times put the monkey mask on and put the giraffe-style mask on," Officer Dave Porter told AZcentral.com. "Based on surveillance, we were positive that Vontesmar was the driver."
Still, Vontesmar is confident that he won't have to pay the fines, which could exceed $6,500.
"It's obviously a revenue grab," he said of the new photo-enforcement program. "They're required by law to ID the driver of the vehicle. If they can't identify the driver or the vehicle by the picture, what are they doing to identify the driver?"
Arizona police are having a hard time getting a lot of speeders to pay tickets they receive in the mail. Thus far, the Arizona police has yet to collect a single dollar from Vontesmar.
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well after seeing that pic right up there, i take that backOriginally Posted by SuperDuperCudi
Originally Posted by needsomejays
what would that do
they need to identify the driver. if he was wearing a mask, he could say its not him driving, and they couldn't give him a ticket
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R.I.P
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That sucks. You should have pulled one of these.
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Was coming home from a long trip and got tired of fully yielding before turning on red (legal to turn on red here in CA)
since when? I always make right turns on red, but not if it says no right turn on red. If I get a ticket I'm going to beI heard them joints was like 400 bucks.
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since when? I always make right turns on red, but not if it says no right turn on red. If I get a ticket I'm going to be
That means it is allowed.
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Originally Posted by dland24
Originally Posted by needsomejays
what would that do
Man Dons Mask for Speed-Camera Photos
posted: 73 DAYS 23 HOURS AGO
Sept. 8 - An Arizona man who has been served 37 speeding tickets in the mail is refusing to pay them because he says the pictures captured by the state's photo-enforcement cameras don't show that it's him driving, AZcentral.com reported Tuesday.
The photos on the tickets all show the driver wearing a monkey mask. This image captured by a speed camera in Phoenix shows a driver wearing a monkey mask. While the car belongs to Dave Vontesmar, he claims it's not him.
"Not one of them there is a picture where you can identify the driver," said Dave Vontesmar, a flight attendant who works at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. "The ball's in their court. I sent back all these ones I got with a copy of my driver's license and said, 'It's not me. I'm not paying them.' "
But police disagree and say they've been watching him closely.
"We watched him four different times put the monkey mask on and put the giraffe-style mask on," Officer Dave Porter told AZcentral.com. "Based on surveillance, we were positive that Vontesmar was the driver."
Still, Vontesmar is confident that he won't have to pay the fines, which could exceed $6,500.
"It's obviously a revenue grab," he said of the new photo-enforcement program. "They're required by law to ID the driver of the vehicle. If they can't identify the driver or the vehicle by the picture, what are they doing to identify the driver?"
Arizona police are having a hard time getting a lot of speeders to pay tickets they receive in the mail. Thus far, the Arizona police has yet to collect a single dollar from Vontesmar.
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Originally Posted by dland24
since when? I always make right turns on red, but not if it says no right turn on red. If I get a ticket I'm going to beI heard them joints was like 400 bucks.
That means it is allowed.
hahahaha you're right, trying to watch the spurs game and browse nt
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Originally Posted by r0yalty
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Originally Posted by marlsj
Originally Posted by r0yalty
omg I can't stop laughing
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this thread so full of lulz
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Hey OP, the exact same thing happened to me. The car was registered under my dad so he got the ticket but i'm gonna have to end up paying it.
at themonkey mask
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no chick ridin shot. YNS
