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Re: Ever catch a break from a cop


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Posted by IA Roy on January 06, 2016 at 17:55:52 from (72.168.160.81):

In Reply to: Ever catch a break from a cop posted by 37Chief on January 06, 2016 at 13:32:38:

When I was 19 or 20 I walked out the back door of a bar and a former close friend from grade school (we just didn't run together in high school and beyond) handed me a partial beer and I swigged the rest. Just then a cop showed up and told me what I was facing. I told him the story and apologized,as I just hadn't thought about it, and he said don't do it again. About the same time frame I was heading home to Cedar Rapids from my parents house west of there about 70 miles going thru Benton County going a little fast on a Sunday afternoon. The sheriff of that county had a Cadillac Sedan De Ville that was his personal vehicle, but got paid mileage for driving it. He stopped me and noted that I was going a little fast. (that might have been when the oil embargo dictated that we go from 70 to 55). I don't remember if I fessed up or not, but he asked if the guy behind me, that he had also stopped had been following me closely for awhile. I lied and said that he had been there awhile, but actually he had just caught up to me like he was traveling quite a bit faster than me. He let me go with a warning, but I don't know whether he believed me and don't know if he let the other guy go or not.
The last time, I remember, I was hauling my son's dead car home from his place in Cedar Rapids on my home made car dolly, and it came unhooked and ended up in the street. A patrol car stopped and controlled traffic while we pushed it off the street into a parking lot. I lied first about what happened (I didn't have it secured properly. I don't remember the story that I told him). I later apologized and told him the truth. He said he thought that might have been what happened. He didn't say anything else. That was about 12-15 years ago and I don't think I have had an issue since. I have only had one moving violation in 46 years and it was in Albert Lea the day after we moved there, and I ran a stop light. The light and the next one were in line coming over the crest of the hill on main street. I confused the one I should have stopped at with the next one. We were on the way to church on Sunday morning. Another one I just remembered was in Cedar Falls. I had a cargo van with truck plates (they were cheaper) that I had added a back seat into for the kids. The officer followed me for several mile from downtown to the shopping center where I pulled off the main roads. He told me that I could be written up for something, but he wrote it for something that cost me a lot less. I paid the fine and re-registered the van for hauling passengers which cost about twice as much.


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