Close Night tonite
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Close Night tonite
i was goin down fraser hwy and #10 stopped @ a light
one car behind me so i punched it and all a sudden a cop turns from #10 and i never saw him, i punched it and ****in i kept goin till liek 140km/hr and my shift light was goin off and everything
i see his lights so i just downshift and pull over
he asks me if my car is modified @ all im like no officer just headers, and hes like why were u pulling on me..
so i was like oh god im screwwed then he is like how fast were u goin, im like i have no idea he's like drive it slower
i have my liceense registaration ready hand it to him, he goes in his car, after 2 min comes out gives me my registation and says have a good night
one car behind me so i punched it and all a sudden a cop turns from #10 and i never saw him, i punched it and ****in i kept goin till liek 140km/hr and my shift light was goin off and everything
i see his lights so i just downshift and pull over
he asks me if my car is modified @ all im like no officer just headers, and hes like why were u pulling on me..
so i was like oh god im screwwed then he is like how fast were u goin, im like i have no idea he's like drive it slower
i have my liceense registaration ready hand it to him, he goes in his car, after 2 min comes out gives me my registation and says have a good night
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Wow. That is SO lucky. I can't imagine being that lucky. You certainly want to ensure that that specific officer never comes across you doing it again.
I wonder if when you get stopped like that if the police make a "note" on their computer, tagging your license plate and letting other officers know that if they catch you doing that agian, that you have a past history of it (never ticketed, but warned) - so that hte next officer won't be as lenient. I'm going to ask a friend of mine who works for the RCMP in Langley.
I wonder if when you get stopped like that if the police make a "note" on their computer, tagging your license plate and letting other officers know that if they catch you doing that agian, that you have a past history of it (never ticketed, but warned) - so that hte next officer won't be as lenient. I'm going to ask a friend of mine who works for the RCMP in Langley.
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Damn man, sounds like a tense situation 
I had a police encounter last night also... was coming home from downtown and ran into the first counter-attack roadblock of the year. The cop asks the usual questions about drinking and then asks me whats going on under the hood (my blower whine is REALLY loud). I respond "It's a supercharger" and thought oh ****, here it comes. He responds: "Deadly! Have a good night sir!"
I had a police encounter last night also... was coming home from downtown and ran into the first counter-attack roadblock of the year. The cop asks the usual questions about drinking and then asks me whats going on under the hood (my blower whine is REALLY loud). I respond "It's a supercharger" and thought oh ****, here it comes. He responds: "Deadly! Have a good night sir!"
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Originally posted by sideways_Into_3rd
last night the cop saw my slicks in the back seat and asked me where i stole them from lol
last night the cop saw my slicks in the back seat and asked me where i stole them from lol
j/k
Couldn't resist!
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Yeah, there were a couple of cops at timmys last night. Just chatting and being friendly. Some guys were being a little silly not knowing the cops were there but they were basically saying "..look we do understand you are young folks and enjoy your cars. But be responsable and use some intelligence and discretion if you are fooling around..."
I wonder if the cops are trying a different tactic here. Trying to let off the hard line a little.
I wonder if the cops are trying a different tactic here. Trying to let off the hard line a little.
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Originally posted by 97TA-WS6-Con
Yeah, there were a couple of cops at timmys last night. Just chatting and being friendly. Some guys were being a little silly not knowing the cops were there but they were basically saying "..look we do understand you are young folks and enjoy your cars. But be responsable and use some intelligence and discretion if you are fooling around..."
I wonder if the cops are trying a different tactic here. Trying to let off the hard line a little.
Yeah, there were a couple of cops at timmys last night. Just chatting and being friendly. Some guys were being a little silly not knowing the cops were there but they were basically saying "..look we do understand you are young folks and enjoy your cars. But be responsable and use some intelligence and discretion if you are fooling around..."
I wonder if the cops are trying a different tactic here. Trying to let off the hard line a little.
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Originally posted by Camaro ChriSS
I wonder if when you get stopped like that if the police make a "note" on their computer, tagging your license plate and letting other officers know that if they catch you doing that agian, that you have a past history of it (never ticketed, but warned) - so that the next officer won't be as lenient. I'm going to ask a friend of mine who works for the RCMP in Langley.
I wonder if when you get stopped like that if the police make a "note" on their computer, tagging your license plate and letting other officers know that if they catch you doing that agian, that you have a past history of it (never ticketed, but warned) - so that the next officer won't be as lenient. I'm going to ask a friend of mine who works for the RCMP in Langley.
No they don't, only when they write you out a warning, thats what those are for, so the next cop isn't as lenient.