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mishuko 05-29-2015 07:00 AM

so it seems that the fairly consistent responses from cops in certain situations.

1) act like an arrogant douchebag leads to you getting nailed hard
2) show a little class and treat them like humans and you seem to get off with some leniancy

is this the start of the end? is this where we turn into my350z run by some punk arse kids who was able to scrape together some money with bank of ma and pa to get you some new toy that you don't deserve?

everyone has a bad experience now and then but here's the kicker.


GET OVER YOURSELF!

njobe89 05-29-2015 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3212372)
so it seems that the fairly consistent responses from cops in certain situations.

1) act like an arrogant douchebag leads to you getting nailed hard
2) show a little class and treat them like humans and you seem to get off with some leniency

is this the start of the end? is this where we turn into my350z run by some punk arse kids who was able to scrape together some money with bank of ma and pa to get you some new toy that you don't deserve?

everyone has a bad experience now and then but here's the kicker.


GET OVER YOURSELF!

it's funny you say that.... when i was actually driving recklessy i got pulled over by a cop (i'm always nice when i get pulled over). he let me go off with a verbal warning, not even a written one. when i got pulled over for not driving recklessy, i was nice to that cop as well. i told her i knew i was going 10-15mph over the speed limit cause i was late to class. she gave me a reckless driving. wtf lol

it's life. with some things you do you get caught and punished and with some nothing happens.

when life gives you lemons, sell them and buy oranges. orange juice tastes better.

RayMaN 05-29-2015 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by mishuko (Post 3212372)
so it seems that the fairly consistent responses from cops in certain situations.

1) act like an arrogant douchebag leads to you getting nailed hard
2) show a little class and treat them like humans and you seem to get off with some leniancy

WRONG!!
I've always been respectful.. To everyone not just cops.. The whole "treat others how you want to be treated" idea. But if the cop just has his panties in a bunch that day.. You're ******..

Also.. If for some reason you are an arrogant ***.. That doesn't give the cop the right to lie and write you up for something you didn't do..

osbornsm 05-29-2015 09:38 AM

:eek:

http://studymarkets.com/wp-content/u...9360616124.jpg

RicerX 05-29-2015 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by moody_i (Post 3206901)
Hey guys, so I got a speeding ticket for going 50 on 35. I was on my way to school in the morning and the cop on the motor cycle caught me with the radar gun I believe. Although I'm not sure he did because I didn't ask. However, I did not have my wallet that day because somehow I just couldn't find it in the morning, thus after receiving the ticket I find out he spelled my name incorrect by one letter and wrote one number wrong for my drivers license number. This is not a typical pink ticket by the cops. It was printed out and long because I guess it's a cyclist cop, and that's all they do is ruin citizens day. What does this mean? Am I going to be in the system? Did I get lucky? My address on the ticket is correct, however.

Let's recap.

1) OP admits to being ticketed for speeding on car forum, with picture of said car cited in ticket of topic neatly positioned next to his post.

2) OP admits to driving without a license.

3) OP admits to driving without proof of insurance.

4) OP admits to home address being correct on citation, which is likely where pictured vehicle is registered.

5) OP doesn't connect the dots that the cop found all of his information via his license plate number or other info ONLY.

6) OP criticizes LEO for misspelling information, yet struggles with basic punctuation, sentence structure, and hyphenates.

The LEO did you a solid by police-googling your **** and not making it worse for you. It easily could have been much worse for you than it is. Pay your ****, learn your lesson, and move on with your life. You're 20 years old with a 370Z - with great power comes great responsibility.

However, keep driving like a douchebag and driving up average cost of insurance for a 370Z for the rest of us and the e-lynching will be much worse on the next ticket you get.

onzedge 05-29-2015 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by RicerX (Post 3212552)
Let's recap.

1) OP admits to being ticketed for speeding on car forum, with picture of said car cited in ticket of topic neatly positioned next to his post.

2) OP admits to driving without a license.

3) OP admits to driving without proof of insurance.

4) OP admits to home address being correct on citation, which is likely where pictured vehicle is registered.

5) OP doesn't connect the dots that the cop found all of his information via his license plate number or other info ONLY.

6) OP criticizes LEO for misspelling information, yet struggles with basic punctuation, sentence structure, and hyphenates.

The LEO did you a solid by police-googling your **** and not making it worse for you. It easily could have been much worse for you than it is. Pay your ****, learn your lesson, and move on with your life. You're 20 years old with a 370Z - with great power comes great responsibility.

However, keep driving like a douchebag and driving up average cost of insurance for a 370Z for the rest of us and the e-lynching will be much worse on the next ticket you get.

Right on, Mr. RicerX.

Fuzzzy 05-29-2015 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by moody_i (Post 3206901)
Hey guys, so I got a speeding ticket for going 50 on 35. I was on my way to school...What does this mean? Am I going to be in the system? Did I get lucky? My address on the ticket is correct, however.

It is going on your permanent record, Bub. The course of your life has been forever altered.

kenchan 05-29-2015 11:50 AM

the biggest point of this thread is that he got chased and pulled over by a cop on a bicycle.

Zipper 104 05-29-2015 02:08 PM

Thank you.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RicerX (Post 3212552)
Let's recap.

1) OP admits to being ticketed for speeding on car forum, with picture of said car cited in ticket of topic neatly positioned next to his post.

2) OP admits to driving without a license.

3) OP admits to driving without proof of insurance.

4) OP admits to home address being correct on citation, which is likely where pictured vehicle is registered.

5) OP doesn't connect the dots that the cop found all of his information via his license plate number or other info ONLY.

6) OP criticizes LEO for misspelling information, yet struggles with basic punctuation, sentence structure, and hyphenates.

The LEO did you a solid by police-googling your **** and not making it worse for you. It easily could have been much worse for you than it is. Pay your ****, learn your lesson, and move on with your life. You're 20 years old with a 370Z - with great power comes great responsibility.

However, keep driving like a douchebag and driving up average cost of insurance for a 370Z for the rest of us and the e-lynching will be much worse on the next ticket you get.

A BIG thank you for saving me from banging on my keyboard for an hour.

104

EndyKwon 05-29-2015 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RicerX (Post 3212552)
Let's recap.

1) OP admits to being ticketed for speeding on car forum, with picture of said car cited in ticket of topic neatly positioned next to his post.

2) OP admits to driving without a license.

3) OP admits to driving without proof of insurance.

4) OP admits to home address being correct on citation, which is likely where pictured vehicle is registered.

5) OP doesn't connect the dots that the cop found all of his information via his license plate number or other info ONLY.

6) OP criticizes LEO for misspelling information, yet struggles with basic punctuation, sentence structure, and hyphenates.

The LEO did you a solid by police-googling your **** and not making it worse for you. It easily could have been much worse for you than it is. Pay your ****, learn your lesson, and move on with your life. You're 20 years old with a 370Z - with great power comes great responsibility.

However, keep driving like a douchebag and driving up average cost of insurance for a 370Z for the rest of us and the e-lynching will be much worse on the next ticket you get.


:iagree:

However, let's *try* to sympathize with OP. Lets be real now, this car is hard not to speed in. I understand that we try to have fun every now and then outside of the track, whether it would be in the streets or the canyons. Now, I'm not saying I drive like a BMW driver in the streets but I don't blame OP for being a testosterone filled driver like the most of us (including me at the age of 21). Maybe he does lack a little bit of common sense at times, but don't we all?

I'll tell you my story OP:

I floored it on Hollywood Way in Burbank doing a fun 0-60 pull on an empty stretch. We all know the car is incredibly fun to pull from gears 1- halfway through 3. BPD pulled me over for going 50 in a 35 and understandibly so. Sure, he may have looked like an ******* at the time, but he was only doing his job. I definitely did not do 60 in a 35 ;), so he gave me a lucky break. Yes, there were some errors on his ticket, but it stood firm. Considering that he got the rest of your information right, you have no excuse. Same case with me. I paid the fine and decided to write a written declaration saying that I wasn't guilty and the officer may have paced me wrong... In your case, he got you on radar.

Your best shot is to write a written dec and turn it in at the last possible date, you could extend the deadline by 30-60 more days iirc and you can go for that option as well. IF the officer doesn't reply to the declaration, because most of them (in my case) never want to deal with paperwork, you'll definitely get your case dismissed.

As far as showing up in court option goes, I hear (this isn't fact, this is just what I've heard) officers don't get paid for their time to show up in court. So unless this guy has a justice boner against you, you should be fine. Just make sure to do it at the last moment possible.

Don't speed in the streets man, I know its fun but you're making yourself look like a maniac to other peoples' eyes and not doing yourself a favor overall. Also, making Z drivers look like BMW drivers. My threeseventy cents. Oh, and yes I got my case dismissed and never sped again.

kenchan 05-29-2015 02:55 PM

havent been cited in over a decade. z is not the problem. bicycle cops are sneaky.

kenchan 05-29-2015 02:56 PM

squash by itself tastes like crap.

EndyKwon 05-29-2015 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3213002)
squash by itself tastes like crap.

My way of eating squash is cutting them into slices and then going full beetus mode and adding sugar and salt. I put some olive oil on the pan and fry it.

kenchan 05-29-2015 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by EndyKwon (Post 3213007)
My way of eating squash is cutting them into slices and then going full beetus mode and adding sugar and salt. I put some olive oil on the pan and fry it.

k that sounds pretty good!

i only way i like squash is in lasagna..

Trips 05-29-2015 04:43 PM

This has been closed since its turned into cop bashing trainwreck.

I would like for those whom have a negative opinions consisting of name calling towards Cops to please keep them off the forum since its basically against forum rules here.

I would appreciate that as well as your fellow members.


Thanks everyone.
:tup:

Trips 05-29-2015 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3213002)
squash by itself tastes like crap.

I honestly have NO clue what squash has to do with this thread :icon17:


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