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Did the cop follow him to his driveway and then issue the tickets or just see him sitting there?
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Originally posted by Baron View PostThere is something they came up wtih that attaches your insurance status to your plates. Its got a ton of bugs from what I understand, and people are getting pulled over when an office runs a plate that is showing a no insurance flag that have insurance.
And yes, it is a probable cause for a stop, if they can find anything it is fair game. Id bet you could pull off an illegal serch if something was done, but it would take a good lawyer.
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.
Originally posted by Rick Modena View PostCops can pretty much do whatever they want with no regard to safety, the legal process or even use common sense in most situations. I believe when they pull you over, their first thought is to kill you if you make the wrong move. Then their second thing on the list is to revenue generate for their municipality.
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Originally posted by Rick Modena View PostCops can pretty much do whatever they want with no regard to safety, the legal process or even use common sense in most situations. I believe when they pull you over, their first thought is to kill you if you make the wrong move. Then their second thing on the list is to revenue generate for their municipality.
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Cops can pretty much do whatever they want with no regard to safety, the legal process or even use common sense in most situations. I believe when they pull you over, their first thought is to kill you if you make the wrong move. Then their second thing on the list is to revenue generate for their municipality.
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There is something they came up wtih that attaches your insurance status to your plates. Its got a ton of bugs from what I understand, and people are getting pulled over when an office runs a plate that is showing a no insurance flag that have insurance.
And yes, it is a probable cause for a stop, if they can find anything it is fair game. Id bet you could pull off an illegal serch if something was done, but it would take a good lawyer.
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Originally posted by Jose View PostSo 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.
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Question about getting pulled over by the police
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.
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