Cops, Full Uniform, No Helmet. Your thoughts?
#81
07-17-2007, 11:04 PM
RE: Cops, Full Uniform, No Helmet. Your thoughts?
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jesus christ
ORIGINAL: greyhd
They were obviously not wearing seatbelts while cruising around in the publics view. I called the shift supervisor that night.
They were obviously not wearing seatbelts while cruising around in the publics view. I called the shift supervisor that night.
I just can't believe it when I read that Police Officers should be held to a higher standard. That standard should be held high by the officer not the general public. The higher standard should be set by the officer to show the pride he or she has for their position. Not the higher standared that really translates into "someone's opinion" of how the officer should behave. Most of the people I hear talking about holding the officers to a higher standard don't want that same higher standard applied to themselves........
#82
07-17-2007, 11:10 PM
RE: Cops, Full Uniform, No Helmet. Your thoughts?
ORIGINAL: TM
Hey Z whats even funnier is when this topic was brought up in another thread by the same author the point was made that the STICKER is OPTIONAL andis is not a requirement. As a matter of fact if one should get the notion to do a search for said prior thread I think they will find thatsomeone even copied and pasted the actual statute in the thread with an emphasis on the sticker being OPTIONAL. I may be wrong but thats what I remember.
If its optional its optional, period.Doesn't optional apply to LEO"s?
Hey Z whats even funnier is when this topic was brought up in another thread by the same author the point was made that the STICKER is OPTIONAL andis is not a requirement. As a matter of fact if one should get the notion to do a search for said prior thread I think they will find thatsomeone even copied and pasted the actual statute in the thread with an emphasis on the sticker being OPTIONAL. I may be wrong but thats what I remember.
If its optional its optional, period.Doesn't optional apply to LEO"s?
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How quickly we digress; from a LEO breaking a traffic law (is it even a traffic law or a civil violation?) to a bunch of sorry punch in punch out cops (not my words).
I’m sorry, but cops get a pass from me on a lot of things. Anyone willingly putting themselves in danger for our safety can get away with not having a $5.00 sticker on their scoot in my opinion. Don’t think I’m going to lose any sleep over that one.
I know I’m gonna get some flack with this one, but with all the laws on the books, it’s ridiculous to think that a cop will know every nuance of the law; we’ve had threads in here where LEO’s have pulled over scoots with modulating head lamps because they thought they were illegal…and these are traffic cops. There’s nothing sayin this LEO was even a traffic cop, it might be that he was simply unaware of this law (just as TxHarley was before he was pulled over).
I think this is part of the problem, instead of thanking the officers for standing up for the sheeple who are unwilling or unable to stand up for themselves, we pick the LEO’s apart on trivialities like not having a $5.00 sticker.
I'm sure none of you guys have ever been cut a break from a LEO https://www.hdforums.com/m_1919014/tm.htm
Sorry guys, I give this guy a pass.
How quickly we digress; from a LEO breaking a traffic law (is it even a traffic law or a civil violation?) to a bunch of sorry punch in punch out cops (not my words).
I’m sorry, but cops get a pass from me on a lot of things. Anyone willingly putting themselves in danger for our safety can get away with not having a $5.00 sticker on their scoot in my opinion. Don’t think I’m going to lose any sleep over that one.
I know I’m gonna get some flack with this one, but with all the laws on the books, it’s ridiculous to think that a cop will know every nuance of the law; we’ve had threads in here where LEO’s have pulled over scoots with modulating head lamps because they thought they were illegal…and these are traffic cops. There’s nothing sayin this LEO was even a traffic cop, it might be that he was simply unaware of this law (just as TxHarley was before he was pulled over).
I think this is part of the problem, instead of thanking the officers for standing up for the sheeple who are unwilling or unable to stand up for themselves, we pick the LEO’s apart on trivialities like not having a $5.00 sticker.
I'm sure none of you guys have ever been cut a break from a LEO https://www.hdforums.com/m_1919014/tm.htm
Sorry guys, I give this guy a pass.
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RE: Cops, Full Uniform, No Helmet. Your thoughts?
ORIGINAL: txfxstrider
Someone seems a little perturbed that they were pulled over once and asked to show proof of adequate medical insurance coverage. Get over it.
Someone seems a little perturbed that they were pulled over once and asked to show proof of adequate medical insurance coverage. Get over it.
#84
07-18-2007, 12:08 AM
RE: Cops, Full Uniform, No Helmet. Your thoughts?
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