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Yea thats a good page, dumb crook news is good to
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Heh, I always love reading those sites when I'm bored
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i am a police officer in the state of pennsylvania. There mearly city ordninces they vary from city to city here. I for one choose not to waste the time writing a ticket for petty ++++ such as Window film (Tint) Or the Noise Pollution Law which is here in the state of pa if you can here the radio 50 ft from the car After 11pm you are in violation. I will however stop someone and ask them to turn it off for the evening. fines can range from 100 - 350.00
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Well I just have to branch from common opinion in this thread by saying you should have gotten the ticket. If it was that damn loud then you couldn't have possibly heard well enough for traffic like a distant approaching ambulance, a horn if you accidently start drifting towards another lane, etc.
Also, about not paying the ticket...the old expression "ignorance of the law is not an excuse" will surely apply; I seriously doubt it'll work for the judge. |
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its funny how a cop can write a ticket on a new law that was just passed, the news or newspaper dont talk about it or a special bulletin being passed around the city so i dont see what gives a cop a right to give somoene a ticket on a law that no one has heard about just yet.
cops these days got nothing better to do, no offense shadiguy1. I i like how you work that you will just give them a warning but their are alot of other cops that have nothing better to do in job but give tickets to people that never had a ticket before. And the world wonders why their is a murder you cant solve because police are busy writing tickets to innocent drivers and not looking around for suspicious people. |
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It's traffic officers' job to enforce (and specialize in) the traffic law. There are detectives to investigate other crimes. As for you wonder why nobody seems to be looking for known felons...they are often caught via simple traffic violations on interstate highways. I-95 near me has been speedtrapped quite a bit recently, and it's supposedly a corridor for drug trafficking. |
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As for begin less aware, I suppose you are, but I like to think of myself as a good driver because I do keep an eye on whats around me. Case in point the day I got pulled for speeding, I could'nt hear the trooper but I could see the blue lights in my rear view. Well acully I had an eye on him before he turned on the blue lights (he was gaining on me quick and I thought he was some idiot trying to race me at first because he was in a unmarked car). Hey at least I don't talk on my cell phone while I drive The fine I will pay if ordered to, but I will explain my situation to the judge at least, and hopfully he will give me a break. I'm not one of the fools that caused this law to get passed, the ricers in town are. I really don't understand these ricers, "Hey man I got this great idea, lets take this car from oversea's and throw a ++++ load of stickers on it for products we don't own, put some neon lights under it just to get some attention from the law man and while we are at it lets get a stereo installed and play it as loud as possible infront of the hospital at mid-night" The kids in this town really need something to do! heh Quote:
Keep up the good work and stay safe! |
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What's next, no talking while driving? it's disturbing the peace and endangering your safety while driving! <_<
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I really don't see how there can even be a debate about this. The music was loud enough to disturb others, which also means it was too loud to allow you to drive safely (I don't care how well you can see...driving requires tactile, visual, and auditory feedback). He was right to get the ticket, and hopefully will learn to keep the volume down. It's also why cell phones are illegal in many places now where driving, including DC. It's a distraction: your brain is focusing on the conversation (or the loud music that can't be ignored) so you aren't devoting your full attention to the road. |
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