When cops harass you for driving a nice car...
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yeah yeah, I get attutide from officials or police most of the time...
a young guy in this sort of a car.... they just can't handle it.... sad, very sad......people do so much wrong prejudice when they are envy of something
a young guy in this sort of a car.... they just can't handle it.... sad, very sad......people do so much wrong prejudice when they are envy of something
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Originally Posted by EBMCS03' post='258553' date='Mar 23 2006, 01:10 AM
HAHAHA what? You think this is a perfect world?
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I guess you guys have it rough. I literally have police on every corner in my neighborhood - most protecting critical infrastructure. I live in Arlington, VA - not too far from lots of govt offices, the Pentagon, the FDIC, etc... Heck, there's an apartment complex I walk by on the way to the grocery store where there are guard stations and guys with the mirrors-on-a-stick to look under your car before you drive -into your own garage-. Can't imagine who lives there. Needless to say, the cops are there, they -can- be a problem, but for the most part if you appear to be a contributing member of society, they make themselves invisible. Maybe since our security folk have real business to attend to they leave the majority of the drivers alone??
#24
You didn't have a plate on your car. Be glad they didn't tow the car.
Why in the world would you even drive the car with no rear tag? Just amazes me how it's all the cops fault because they weren't nice.
Would you be nice if your job meant going up to tinted cars with just a sidearm at your hip? Of course not.
If it means one day of not showing off w/ your girlfriend while you go to the hardware store and affix the plate, so be it.
They can impound the car for having tint. Pssssst.. Secret: It's a violation of the vehicle code to drive without a registration plate or with dark tint.
Don't have such a "I can do what I want" attitude, and you'll run into few problems.
Uhh, and alot of cops easily make $70k+ a year, don't think that they're all Barney Fife look-alikes. If they want a 5 series, they'll buy one just like you....I mean...your dad did...
Why in the world would you even drive the car with no rear tag? Just amazes me how it's all the cops fault because they weren't nice.
Would you be nice if your job meant going up to tinted cars with just a sidearm at your hip? Of course not.
If it means one day of not showing off w/ your girlfriend while you go to the hardware store and affix the plate, so be it.
They can impound the car for having tint. Pssssst.. Secret: It's a violation of the vehicle code to drive without a registration plate or with dark tint.
Don't have such a "I can do what I want" attitude, and you'll run into few problems.
Uhh, and alot of cops easily make $70k+ a year, don't think that they're all Barney Fife look-alikes. If they want a 5 series, they'll buy one just like you....I mean...your dad did...
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Originally Posted by UUronL' post='258610' date='Mar 22 2006, 05:57 PM
I guess you guys have it rough. I literally have police on every corner in my neighborhood - most protecting critical infrastructure. I live in Arlington, VA - not too far from lots of govt offices, the Pentagon, the FDIC, etc... Heck, there's an apartment complex I walk by on the way to the grocery store where there are guard stations and guys with the mirrors-on-a-stick to look under your car before you drive -into your own garage-. Can't imagine who lives there. Needless to say, the cops are there, they -can- be a problem, but for the most part if you appear to be a contributing member of society, they make themselves invisible. Maybe since our security folk have real business to attend to they leave the majority of the drivers alone??
let me tell you, the cops in VA are no joke...they don't play around
#26
Well thats kinda sucks but you should at least have a paperplate or someshit like me I've been driving for a year already without any kind of front plate and just the new car id on the window.. but how did the cop even run your car to find out your dad was the owner and you didn't even have a plate on is that some kinda magic trick..?
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Senior Port Authority/Nassau/Suffolk County cops (bosses make more) top out at over 100k a year dude...
Senior Port Authority/Nassau/Suffolk County cops (bosses make more) top out at over 100k a year dude...