Yes...way off...refer to my earlier post, cop from another town (Orange) saw me in (Derby) doing a staggered, pulled up behind me at a light in a Jeep Wrangler, beeped the horn at me, I looked back and had no idea who it was and on the green I went normal...3 hours later 9pm when he was on his evening break he pulled into my driveway in Woodbridge...and gave me a PTA...I plead guilty to an unsafe start...got a fine and date with driver retraining classes

 

**** him. that same **** happend to me and my buddy joe he did call our plates in... and charlotte meck. popo wrote us letters saying this is a warning and dont come on our streets doing wheelies or burn outs......... but like I said FTP!!!!!!!!

 

so what your sayin is when i get back to the midwest i can do them popawheelys down the streets as long as i keep em under the speed limit and do merk to spreaders at red lights? hell yea eat corn bitches the cows and pigs like wheelies its ok.... MID WEST!!!!

 

This is when you run and say the cop presented his gun before his badge I am from Ontario Canada and I know the cops have to do a ton of paperwork even if the gun is clipped from the belt let alone bring pulled out.

 

i had a cop pistol whip me when i was 13 for being out to late..... i still hate that cop! wont ever forget that one..i even tried to say somthing but its a small town and they wouldnt listen to me cause i was 13.... pretty retarded i was like 5 minutes past curfue going home. and got tackled and pistol whiped wasnt running or anything just standing there with my arms up... i was like 100lbs wet. and a grown *** cop felt he needed to hit me with his gun... F.T.P!!!! tell me thats justice.....

 

How is it not illegal? My buddy got wreckless driving for his wheelie. Plus speeding. He got fined out the *** but got to keep his license. Idk how that happened.

 

Why Do You Still Have A Plate!

 

**** all that bull **** just try to keep it in a lot if you can.I know everyonce in awhile we have to kill the streets to get our fix on but the lots is where its at and you don't NORMALLY have to worry about cops

 

+1...haven't read in the paper or seen on the news about anyone dieng in a lot practicing ...**** here it seems like every other day a rider is killed on the streets ...

 

fast tags kit ordered. Before I do anything sketchy I'm gonna flip that bitch and keep it flipped till I see a cop or get away from the cars behind me.

And its almost 1 O' Clock and havent heard anything. I got court tonight for a different ticket though.

 

GOOD! - wtf is a routine traffic stop anyway?? Like a routine to pull someone over just for the hell of it and waste there time. And they were off duty anyways. For **** sake, leave people alone and let them enjoy there freedom. Unless the cop is trying to help someone in danger, they should take there time off spend it with your family, friends, or somthing other than work. There's a reason it's called "off duty."

Sorry to be so harsh but motorcycle harassment is out of hand here in SoCal pulling riders over with no probable cause, and they need to knock that chit off. This may make cops think twice about misuse or overuse of there power.

 

and don't forget to use your blinkers when changing lanes

 

Last year Smutt Shop Racing in Philadelphia lost two riders in a parking lot crash. They were riding long wheelies in a huge lot by the airport a little after dark (rest of the crew left already) and collided at a combined speed of sumthin like 60mph. Both died.


Lots are safer but **** still happens.

 

I'm not gonna argue the point that lots are safer but theres a big difference usually in the riders capabilities between lots & roads. A huge part of the deaths & acidents on the road are new unexpierenced riders that are riding way beyond their capabilities. Most people who ride lots are experienced riders and riders who usually know what the **** their doing. lots are definatly safer but you can't really compair the accidents or deaths between the two. If unexperienced riders only did lots and all experienced riders only did streets those nubers would change alot. They would probably be the other way around.

 

Yes..

 

You're a ****** moron! Quit trying to form intelligent answers to questions you know nothing about **** stick!

An off duty cop is just that... OFF DUTY! He has the ability to place you under citizens arrest just like any of us do. But the difference is each cop has a direct dial in # that goes straight through dispatch to a patrol car, and on top of that 9 out of 10 times the "Off Duty" (not under cover) cop has the cell phone numbers to most officers working their designated shift so response time is about 20 times faster than say any of us called in shitty driving. I just spoke with my cousin who is a Lakewood Police Officer, and he said since most people don't know the laws it's easy for an off duty cop to impose laws that normally can't but the average citizen won't confront them on these laws b/c again most people don't know them.

As for your story E-queer, that would NEVER hold up in court... the fact that it is YOUR bike you have to claim responsibility for having a friend ride it. If you don't claim responsibility then they ask why you didn't claim it stolen??

Again... stfu, you were born a retard and you will always be a homo-tard.

 

best line ever!!

 

dude we call that a civilian.....it's the same as your mommy telling me i'm going to jail....it has to be caught in the act by an active duty officer.

 

It doesn't have to be caught by an "on duty" officer, but the ticket DOES have to come from an officer on duty. And F4iCj, a cop cannot go from off duty to on duty and then write a ticket... infractions of traffic laws have to be cited immediately otherwise after a significant time period has passed if a ticket is in fact issued more often than not that ticket will be dismissed by the DA.

 

Agree with you with the experience and capabilities...I wasn't arguing either way, personally I stay on the streets and was thinking that its safer and easier on my liscense and insurance to be in the lot... I think most of the deaths/accidents on the road have to do with the idiots we share the road with...I personally have had 2 friends die in the last 3 years and neither were doing anything wrong, in one case my friend and his passenger were killed by a guy who took a left literally right before he got to the intersection...b/c he was on the phone and not paying attention.. Another was a lady in a mini van who changed lanes without even looking...sending him into on coming traffic....