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xveganxcowboyx · 04-01-2009

Yeah, I was there that night. It was pretty lame racing crap, but I was bored... I was also the last one let out after many hours of sitting. I caught one of the officers in a bad mood after he was stuck writing down DL numbers all night. He told me if I was ever caught in the vicinity of racing again i would be immediately arrested for it (that's why they were writing the DL numbers). I said that didn't seem right so he threatened to arrest me right there. All the waiting made me appreciate my habit of keeping a spare key in my wallet, because they made everyone put their keys on the top of their cars. I used the spare to listen to some music.

The biggest bullshit though, was that the police justified the raid by saying they were after stolen parts. After seizing every vehicle that had raced they found none.

I'm going to rewatch this video carefully and look for my 944. I miss that car.

04-01-2009	#14
xveganxcowboyx Wanker Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: St Paul, MN Drives: 95 M3 Posts: 1,027	Re: Ricer bust in the cities Yeah, I was there that night. It was pretty lame racing crap, but I was bored... I was also the last one let out after many hours of sitting. I caught one of the officers in a bad mood after he was stuck writing down DL numbers all night. He told me if I was ever caught in the vicinity of racing again i would be immediately arrested for it (that's why they were writing the DL numbers). I said that didn't seem right so he threatened to arrest me right there. All the waiting made me appreciate my habit of keeping a spare key in my wallet, because they made everyone put their keys on the top of their cars. I used the spare to listen to some music. The biggest bullshit though, was that the police justified the raid by saying they were after stolen parts. After seizing every vehicle that had raced they found none. I'm going to rewatch this video carefully and look for my 944. I miss that car.