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  • #31
    Originally posted by Aceman85turbo View Post
    ebonic black chick in a kia cut me off on 35 in lancaster, she threw a water bottle at my car and missed.

    I didnt miss when i threw a full 44oz drpepper INTO her drivers side window after she tells me her gang is coming to fuck me up.
    Originally posted by stevo View Post
    Heh, I had some bitch tailgating me one time while driving to work. After about 5 minutes of her being up my ass with the high beams on, I calmly emptied my coffee out the drivers window, at 70 mph. I don't think she liked the way the extra sugar and cream stuck to her windshield.

    Stevo
    Yall are "brave".

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    • #32
      Originally posted by stevo View Post
      I didn't have my glasses on, and thought the title said "Women with roid rage".

      Stevo
      I don't know why, but that made me laugh harder than I have in a long time.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
        When I've come to a few GTG's, I've caught a ration of shot for drinking Cokes and water.
        Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
        Or shot him.
        I was kidding, I'm glad to see any board member show up, cop or not. Though too many cokes seem to make you coppers gun happy.

        Or shot him, exactly my point. A traffic altercation is not worth my life.

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        • #34
          I was young and stupid, but if the gunt had been following at the proper distance, she wouldn't have had a drop touch her car.

          Stevo
          Originally posted by SSMAN
          ...Welcome to the land of "Fuck it". No body cares, and if they do, no body cares.

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          • #35
            Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
            The officer in the parking lot.

            I can write tickets off duty. Once I was driving west on I20 when I was flooded by the police helicopter's spotlight. I wondered why he was lighting me up until I noticed the crotch rocket behind me. When the bike passed me, the light followed the bike.

            I got on the radio (I was off work, but still in uniform) and asked Air1 what the deal was. Air1 said that he had clocked the bike at 118 on I35. The bike took Hulen and stopped at the red light. I jumped out of my car and grabbed the guy while he was looking at the helicopter. I got his keys and ID and wrote the ticket for the officer in Air1.

            We are officers 24 hours a day. People have a misnomer that we can't do anything "off duty", but they soon find out they are dead wrong.
            How does this pertain to officers driving personal vehicles?

            I had some cop chase me down one time in a red Jeep Wrangler on a farm-to-market road. He was coming the opposite way, promptly busted a u-turn after passing by, and came flying back up at me after a minute or so. After noticing what appeared to be some skunkneck road-raging behind me, I sped up some and kept driving to my buddy's house. There are a bunch of tight, winding corners on that road, so he fell behind after the first couple of them. Anyways, just after I pull in at my buddy's place and killed my Mustang, he came sliding in 'Dukes of Hazzard' style, jumps out and comes running up. He digs a badge out of a pocket, says he was a cop and starts making out like I was trying to outrun a police officer. He seemingly got really pissed when I told him I wasn't about to pull over for someone wearing a wife-beater and cut-off jeans driving a jacked-up Jeep flashing it's headlights and honking its horn in what appeared to be a fit of rage. Nothing became of it, he yelled and slobbered for a couple minutes, bitched about my loud exhaust (which is supposedly why he chased me down), and then left. He claimed he was a Hillsboro city cop, off duty.

            Now, I have seen the news stories that say for women to drive to the police station, etc, if the vehicle attempting to pull them over is questionable, but really, should a cop be trying to pull you over in a personal vehicle, out of uniform? If you have one trying to do it to you, should you stop?

            Stevo
            Originally posted by SSMAN
            ...Welcome to the land of "Fuck it". No body cares, and if they do, no body cares.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by stevo View Post
              Now, I have seen the news stories that say for women to drive to the police station, etc, if the vehicle attempting to pull them over is questionable, but really, should a cop be trying to pull you over in a personal vehicle, out of uniform? If you have one trying to do it to you, should you stop?

              Stevo
              I would think calling 911 and explain what is going on would be best and to keep driving until a uniform police car shows up to see what is going on....or if someone must pull over find a crowded spot with lots of peeps outside or soemthing.
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              • #37
                Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
                I had a girl intentionally box me in for about 15 miles, and almost caused a wreck by cutting off another car when I had an out. I started following her, and it must have scared the hell out of her, because she drove to a police station. When she ran up to an officer in the parking lot and pointed me out, he recognized me and asked me how I was doing. You should have seen her face. She recieved a few citations for her actions.
                Now that is funny as shit right there.

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by stevo View Post
                  How does this pertain to officers driving personal vehicles?

                  I had some cop chase me down one time in a red Jeep Wrangler on a farm-to-market road. He was coming the opposite way, promptly busted a u-turn after passing by, and came flying back up at me after a minute or so. After noticing what appeared to be some skunkneck road-raging behind me, I sped up some and kept driving to my buddy's house. There are a bunch of tight, winding corners on that road, so he fell behind after the first couple of them. Anyways, just after I pull in at my buddy's place and killed my Mustang, he came sliding in 'Dukes of Hazzard' style, jumps out and comes running up. He digs a badge out of a pocket, says he was a cop and starts making out like I was trying to outrun a police officer. He seemingly got really pissed when I told him I wasn't about to pull over for someone wearing a wife-beater and cut-off jeans driving a jacked-up Jeep flashing it's headlights and honking its horn in what appeared to be a fit of rage. Nothing became of it, he yelled and slobbered for a couple minutes, bitched about my loud exhaust (which is supposedly why he chased me down), and then left. He claimed he was a Hillsboro city cop, off duty.

                  Now, I have seen the news stories that say for women to drive to the police station, etc, if the vehicle attempting to pull them over is questionable, but really, should a cop be trying to pull you over in a personal vehicle, out of uniform? If you have one trying to do it to you, should you stop?

                  Stevo
                  I wouldn't pull over either.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Big A View Post
                    I wouldn't pull over either.
                    ^^ this. If I don't see red and blue flashing lights you can eat a dick, I'm not stopping.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by stevo View Post
                      How does this pertain to officers driving personal vehicles?

                      I had some cop chase me down one time in a red Jeep Wrangler on a farm-to-market road. He was coming the opposite way, promptly busted a u-turn after passing by, and came flying back up at me after a minute or so. After noticing what appeared to be some skunkneck road-raging behind me, I sped up some and kept driving to my buddy's house. There are a bunch of tight, winding corners on that road, so he fell behind after the first couple of them. Anyways, just after I pull in at my buddy's place and killed my Mustang, he came sliding in 'Dukes of Hazzard' style, jumps out and comes running up. He digs a badge out of a pocket, says he was a cop and starts making out like I was trying to outrun a police officer. He seemingly got really pissed when I told him I wasn't about to pull over for someone wearing a wife-beater and cut-off jeans driving a jacked-up Jeep flashing it's headlights and honking its horn in what appeared to be a fit of rage. Nothing became of it, he yelled and slobbered for a couple minutes, bitched about my loud exhaust (which is supposedly why he chased me down), and then left. He claimed he was a Hillsboro city cop, off duty.

                      Now, I have seen the news stories that say for women to drive to the police station, etc, if the vehicle attempting to pull them over is questionable, but really, should a cop be trying to pull you over in a personal vehicle, out of uniform? If you have one trying to do it to you, should you stop?

                      Stevo
                      No, call 911. Without the distinctly marked car you never know who might be badging you. Now if you are committing a crime you could be arrested by a cop in plain clothes but it would have to be better then a traffic violation . Chasing someone down because their muffler is too loud is a little bit of overkill I would think. You could get a ticket though even though the Officer does not work in that city. He just has to file it with that court and not his own.
                      Whos your Daddy?

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by kingjason View Post
                        You could get a ticket though even though the Officer does not work in that city. He just has to file it with that court and not his own.
                        That is something that I didn't know. I thought that city cops were limited to the city they were in.

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by JC316 View Post
                          That is something that I didn't know. I thought that city cops were limited to the city they were in.
                          Changed a few years back.
                          Whos your Daddy?

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                          • #43
                            good to know

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                            • #44
                              The last fool that cut me off, checked me with a brake, wanted to stop in the middle of the street, got checked with my gas pedal before he could stop the car. I pushed his ass from 5-70 plus in a 35. not enough brake to stop me and not enough HP to pull off my bumper, as i had twice the weight and HP. About 60 I figured the PIT was taking it to another level, so I showed mercy, and finally let him steer off my bumper. Took Everything he had to hang on to it, and regain control of his car.

                              He will think twice next time.

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by JETFAST View Post
                                The last fool that cut me off, checked me with a brake, wanted to stop in the middle of the street, got checked with my gas pedal before he could stop the car. I pushed his ass from 5-70 plus in a 35. not enough brake to stop me and not enough HP to pull off my bumper, as i had twice the weight and HP. About 60 I figured the PIT was taking it to another level, so I showed mercy, and finally let him steer off my bumper. Took Everything he had to hang on to it, and regain control of his car.

                                He will think twice next time.
                                Not going to tailgate you, damn.

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