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Re: I was taken in handcuffs for photography at the Freeman St Station on the 2 |
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Posted by Easy on Sun Feb 15 22:59:32 2009, in response to Re: I was taken in handcuffs for photography at the Freeman St Station on the 2, posted by RonInBayside on Sun Feb 15 22:46:06 2009. I wouldn't even have brought it up if that were the case. It was something like that. I was very nervous in front of the judge.The cop even lied beyond that. He was sitting in a dirt lot on the opposite side of the street when I passed. He pulled out behind me, accelerated, and caught me fairly quickly. The other lie that he told the judge was that he determined my speed by pacing me. I told the judge that he did not. I had measured the distance from where he pulled out to where I was pulled over and said that he couldn't have paced me because the distance was too short. I almost thought that I went to far by essentially calling him a liar, but the judge was cool. The cop and I even walked out of the room at the same time and I could see that he was livid. But it was all his fault. I also once got a ticket in Wyoming. I was on my way to work at 11pm with some coworkers. We had just pulled out of 7-Eleven and he pulled us over. He claimed that I was going 35 in a 25 even though we had just pulled out and going uphill I hadn't even hit 25 yet. I didn't fight that because I thought that the ticket wouldn't transfer to California, but it did. That cop also called the place where I was working at 2am and had me paged over the loudspeaker. He asked some BS question, but he was obviously trying to see if I worked where I said that I did. I was hoping that when he verified my story that he would drop the ticket, but he didn't. |
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