Question about getting pulled over by the police

[71chevellejohn]

Holy shit! nice!

[DON SVO]

aint skeerered.

Ninja'd

[347Mike]

So you switched from a grey/white theme to a gay sea blue theme?

[DON SVO]

So you switched from a grey/white theme to a gay sea blue theme?

that's a screen shot from the admin panel, like this one:

[Baron Von Crowder]

Ha!

[71chevellejohn]

[Rick Modena]

lol @ permaban and 6 months.

[Torinoman]

Oh man, forget about it. There are five major asshole police departments in the DFW area. Number five is a three way tie.

1) Cockrell Hill
2) Dalworthington Gardens/Pantego
3) Plano
4) Farmers branch
5) Carrollton, Garland and Mesquite

You forgot Highland Park

[347Mike]

that's a screen shot from the admin panel, like this one:

I see..

[89FivePointOh]

You forgot Highland Park

...and Little Elm....those fucks...

[samuel642000]

I forgot what he called it but that's what he said the officer said that they use a system for looking that up and that he should check with his insurance company to make sure they have it in there system (of course they did).

Is there anyway someone could check to see if it shows up in that system? I'm betting it does show there and he got pulled over to see if anything else showed up.



Guess what municipality this was? Cockrell Hill

Texas Sure?? I remember seeing that somewheres

[Trip McNeely]

Oh man, forget about it. There are five major asshole police departments in the DFW area. Number five is a three way tie.

1) Cockrell Hill
2) Dalworthington Gardens/Pantego
3) Plano
4) Farmers branch
5) Carrollton, Garland and Mesquite

Can I add Wilmer/Ferris?

[David]

I heard a lewisville police officer state on record during a suppression hearing; that if the system the police use comes back as insurance hasn't been verified within 45 days (I think is what was stated) that even with a valid current insurance card they will still ticket you etc.

[Buick355]

He should have gotten out of the car, stripped down naked, attempted to gnaw his neighbor's arm off, and then charged the cop.

[kingjason]

So "a friend" of mine gets pulled over in his drive way. Officer said that the reason he was pulled over (even though he's in his drive way) is because he's showing to have no insurance. So he goes to produce his insurance card with Geico and the office gets his information and finds out that his drivers license is expired and proceeds to write him a ticket for that. The officer than called the insurance company and confirmed that he does have insurance but still still gives him the other ticket.

Is this even legal? Sounds like he was profiled and pulled over for one thing to see if anything else showed up.

Even though it is considered good PC we do not stop for this. Just because there can be glitches in the system. You still have to carry the card just for this reason. A lot of departments do stop for this though and the system is pretty damn good.

Him making it to his driveway makes no difference here. We have people drive an extra mile all the time, thinking that we wont tow thier shit for no DL and FMFR, just because they made it to home base. You are way more likely to get your shit towed if you make me drive an extra two miles or so instead of pulling over right away. If you pull over right away and are close to home, more then likely I will let you make it. Two out of every five stops in my town have no DL and no insurance.

If your DL is not valid then it is perfectly acceptable to write a no insurance ticket. Lots of folks out there have no DL and a BS insurance card. Basically you take it up to the court and then they verify your insurance is legit. Lots of times people have moms insurance card and think that they are automatically covered. Not the case. My insurance agent would tell me to get bent if I said hey my mom is going to drive around my car and she has no insurance.

Not sure why he got the insurance ticket though in this case. I mean why call and then write the ticket?