Cracking Down on Speeders

[Klostrophobic]

You're a modern day revolutionary.

 

[MazKid]

Yea, I am. Now I need to ride up to all of these signs, and hit em like my bro did.

It would be funny atleast.

Actually, I'd hitch the sign trailer thingy up to the MPV and take it home.

Yup.

Then find a deserted strait section of road, put it there, and do some top speed testing...

 

[Pupik]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
Miami's police force is way too awesome to have some bullcrap like that.

You're right, they're too busy planting guns in crime scenes.

I've seen old police cars parked outside buildings and lots to get your attention. Let's just say whenever I see a chrome bumper or no thirdbrake light on a "cruiser", I'm not fooled.

What gets me are the ones that go home with the officer; parked just so away from thier home in order to get you to slow down.

 

[milefile]

Originally posted by MazKid
They put one on my street(yes, my street. Why? I donno...)

It's because of you.

 

[1X83Z]

Originally posted by misnblu
Well, if the cops would enforce their own rules, they would have more respect from me.
How many cops have cut you off in traffic, never use turn signals, use the light bars for getting through the traffic only and so many other cases of where they break their own rules.
Its sickening to see such ludicrousness with the law.
Speed traps should be grounds for entrapment, speeding or not.
Let a cop speed while he is offduty, he's let off by showing the badge.
Cops suck.
Misnblu

Yeah - firefighters get off the same way. Just about every state puts out firefighter plates so that firefighters won't get off. The best investment on this front you could ever make is some Fraternal Order of Police stickers for your bumper or rear window - for $20, you'll never get a speeding ticket again.

 

[liquidyellow]

A few months back I was sittin in a jam (a common occurance where I live) and a cop car came weaving through the traffic siren wailing etc.. a few hundred yards down the road on passing the McDs drive-thru guess where that cop car was sitting????

 

[Giancarlo]

Originally posted by pupik
You're right, they're too busy planting guns in crime scenes.

Well, i might have spoken a bit too strongly saying "awesome", but we do have a nice thing going here. After all, if i'm not mistaken, it's 3 or 4 police departments and the sheriff rolled into one. So let's just they their "long arm of the law" stretches out quite far.

No police department is perfect.

 

[rjensen11]

In my city, they went to those flat lights on the top of the car tops. Now they're only about 1-2" off the roof, compared to the 6+" before... It annoys the hell out of my brother, and I can see why too....

 

[misnblu]

True, but to break their own rules and regs, not cutting it for me.
If you put that badge on, you should abide by the law, represent the law and be an example of the law, nothing more.
Cops suck.
Its ironic that I help the men in uniform at work. For me hating them so bad, I go out of my way to help them with their electronics, especially when they kind of depend on me to do the micro soldering on connections and other things.
Maybe I'm two-faced about it, but I guess I look at it as getting my name out there for any breakage of the law I may do.
Never hurts to know someone on the inside of the department.
Misnblu

 

[Klostrophobic]

Originally posted by Giancarlo
No police department is perfect.

May I point you in the direction of the Boston Police Department?

 

[rjensen11]

I'm my own law, and since beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, my police station is perfect.