C's Bimmer

ask mommy and daddy to bail you out.

Chuck W.

The "pig". Wow. Gotta tell you, they have a hard job and some lose their life doing it. All those in the Trade Towers on 9/11 as an example. Traffic tickets are a pain and are kinda of tax. But calling him or her a pig over a traffic ticket is a little much. But to each his own. When you're a victim of a crime and need one you may want to call them "Officer". If you call them "pig" the quality of service you receive may go down. Gut I guess doing it on line is easier!

Scoops

The secret to finding out how somebody does something on a forum is simply to quote them, all their code will be plain as day.

After all, emoticons are nothing but images which don't require an image tag.

MidnightRider

Let's see...hit and run, stop sign, speeding, teenage guy, $50K+ car, money not a problem in the middle of a recession...

Diagnosis - another spoiled little rich kid who has yet to learn the lessons of life, responsibility, and ownership.
My prescription - grow a pair, take your medicine and join the rest of us as productive members of our society.

sgtloc

Well said! With his attitude I wouldn't be surprised to see the "pig" conducting a full body search on the side of the hwy of this smart ass brat, :thumbsdown: When the "pig" smells or sees drugs in the vehicle.
Or prehaps the "pig" will pull him out of his smashed up bimmer when he F***s up.

OP, man up! lawyer up! shut up! Grow up! everyone eventually gets a ticket your not unique.

midwest bmw

+1000

Another reason why I'm scared to death my 16 year old can now drive. Hopefully I've taught him to be wiser and more respectful of others.

rik zeppelin

Just set a court date, you don't even need a lawyer, they will do the same thing you can do, keep delaying until the court date is on the officers day off, and you are scott free.
In the event that the case goes through and the officer is there, then you plead no contest and settle for a financial penalty, no points, no insurance involvement.

"They" leave holes in the system so "they" and their friends can use them. We can use them too if we know where they are.

HaroutK

I'm not saying as if im too proud of doing the hit n run..i was 16.. and it was a block away from home so i decided to just drive home to avoid insurance but i guess they got plates, idk.

secondly, california stop sign..thats a given, ull get that once in ur life unless u like stopping at the 50 residential street stop signs for 5 seconds each on one block to get home after work.

thirdly, money is made on my own. not parents.
my insurance is already sky rocketed since the hit and run, i just wanted to check if the lawyer would actually work in this kind of case. but thanks anyways. if i came out as a spoiled "brat" to you..haha..

if only half of you knew what iwent through..

HaroutK

I love the stereotyping that is put on teenagers and how we are not allowed to basically "redeem" ourselves for past choices made. I was 16, 4 months into driving, for doing the hit n run, stop sign, everyone does, jsut GLENDALE is not a great place to drive, valley people would know what i mean (especially if your armenian with a goatie)

so please, all i was asking was if lawyers would work in this situation.

thank you to all others

HaroutK

oh and im not trying to get out of it, because i really agree for "paying for your actions" but i just want to keep my license