I got pulled over!
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Ocean County NJ
I will never forget the time in 1955 when I, in my 1951 ****** Jeepster, was pulled over by a motorcycle officer. I was speeding and my car was abright yellow and, of course, the top down, and two young ladies in the passenger seat and in the back. The officer slowly walked up to the left reat passenger area and when I reached back to hand him the registration and my license, he..........told me to go home and put my license on his dresser and that I was grounded for two weeks! Embarassment Time.
I can just imagine the IA investigation about that one..."You want to report an incident of police brutality? Do you realize the officer was beating his own son senseless? Yes ma'am I do realize it appeared like police brutality but there is no law against disciplining your children and 30mph over deserves an *** whoopin when your kid is the driver."
As srs244 said: The officer admitted he made a mistake, apologized for the mistake and sent you on your way. The way it should always be when a mistake is made. It does happen occasionally.
Andy
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From: Arlington Va Current ride 04 vert, previous vettes: 69 vert, 77 resto mod
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Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Lakeland Florida
After reading this post I decided to make an appointment at the California DMV for my new plates. When I bought my 73 and 75 they did not have front plates, so I put a Corvette Plate on the front of them.
But knowing that I could be pulled over and ticketed, and reading this thread I went to the DMV this afternoon and got new replacement plates for both cars, Only $19 each car ($38) total and the plates are sequential numbered for both cars.
$38 beats how much the ticket would have been.
But on the way home, I counted 43 cars without front plates in less than 30 minutes of driving.
kdf
But knowing that I could be pulled over and ticketed, and reading this thread I went to the DMV this afternoon and got new replacement plates for both cars, Only $19 each car ($38) total and the plates are sequential numbered for both cars.
$38 beats how much the ticket would have been.
But on the way home, I counted 43 cars without front plates in less than 30 minutes of driving.
kdf
