I do fully agree with Mr. Steve here.

All of the cops I have meet have been nice except for the ones in Ramsey County. They have all been real asses.

Well I first want to say sorry for hearing about it tom but like others have mentioned, it is no big deal going for a couple days. You will be fine and you can make up stories about all the little punks you traded for rolling paper and milk duds. It comes with the territory anyway, if you don't want the time, don't do the crime. I agree with Steve as well, Cops for the most part are decent people doing their jobs and you should have respect for them. There is a lot more to it than just busting speeders.

First as 520Talon said, No stream, No Crime, Any cop can come talk to me, I respect cops they put there lives on the line when they are needed. To Protect and Serve. Also, Sorry about the pic size, I resized down form 100% to 75% apparently next time I will go down to 40%. Also, everytime I have been pulled over, taken to court, or talked to by police it has been respectfully on both ends. Every other time I have either gotten a ticket or made sure that I dont shower in the designated :jammin: shower.

I would definately trade 2 days in jail to get that reckless down to a speeding ticket! That stays on for 3 years. Most cops are good, but I have met a few bad ones. There is always that kid that got tortured in school and now has a god complex because he has a badge.

In Owatonna his name is Joel Hunt. or I. M. Appig

Thats too bad Tom...

But I agree with steve on the cop thing... Dont do the crime and you wont do time....

But I hate how some cops speed and run lights and crap without sirens on or anything... that really pisses me off. What happens if you honk at a cop?

BTW that picture was stupid.

In Owatonna his name is Joel Hunt. or I. M. Appig [/b][/quote]
Whoa, are you from Owatonna?

<=- Owatonnan

Dont have anything to say about the red lights but I dont have a problem with cops speeding. They could be on the way to a robbery in progress or something where they dont want the perpotrator to know he is coming.

yeah, then you just follow them a little distance back.

Sorta half Owatonna half everywhere else.

"fuck da police fuck da police fuck em'"

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ahhhh, the memories! LOL

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Holy old thread batman!

The funny thing is, I go to court the 10th of April and I will probably have to serve a couple days or even a week for driving after revocation. Laws suck ass!

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Wow really old thread! It is funny because now I am, dare I say it, friends with a lot of the local sheriffs and police. We all lift together, and I see them at the bar on their nights off. Let me tell you, it is nice when you can call a cop on duty's cell directly to let them know of an incident. Personalized protection.

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I go to court April 12, fifth court appearance for an erratic driving ticket they are trying to make stick to me. I got the ticket in a parking lot last April. They made so many mistake that it will never stick. I love the legal right to fight tickets again and again.

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How bad do you have to be before this happens? I might be in the same boat.

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I agree with a couple people on here. I'm not trying to be a dink or anything but if you got 9 speeding tickets (WoW!) in your past, you probably deserved the 2 day jail time and whatever else. Obviously something has/had to change. If you're gonna go fast, why not just do it at Rock Falls? Again, i'm not trying to be a dink, but isn't this one of those cases where you say, "I had it coming this time?"

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Clink!

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is this thread why Tom went to cali?


as for the honking, there was a report on the news a little while ago.

the guy got a ticket for noise distrubance I think and a warning from the judge that it is not his job to correct the officer.