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Author: | Colorado Agent [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 16:14 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
Ahhh Florida.............I lived in Sarasota for 5 years and went to school in Tampa. I have to say the officers I encountered in my years of living there were rediculous cocky jerks. I had a suped up camaro ss and I probably got pulled over for no reason at least once a week. In Florida your guilty until proven innocent. Know Im sure there are good cops there but I never met one!! P.S nice ride |
Author: | NYPD BLUE [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 16:25 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
Thanks... didnt you know that State Troopers Can Walk on Water too ? ... I have driven up in my car around 30 cops all parked and they all look at me .. say hi and continue on with their business.. I have this car 1 1/2 years maybe ? and this is the 1st time ever stooped by a Trooper or any LEO for that matter..... |
Author: | BondgirlCA [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 19:14 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
I'd cut him some slack.. Been a bad week in Florida... |
Author: | NYPD BLUE [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 19:40 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
BondgirlCT wrote: I'd cut him some slack.. Been a bad week in Florida... Even more reason after seeing my RETIRED PO ID Card to just walk away and say have a nice day ... but..no... 15 minutes later after he had to ask dispatch or someone else on his radio what the job description of a Surety Agent is , then he finally said have a nice / safe day... then he sent me on my way... |
Author: | KARMA [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 21:30 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
He was simply doing his job. We can say we are somebody all day long and show all kinds of ID . . . However they still have to check it . . . You of all people should know that being "Retired" LE. Holding that status does not place you or anyone else with that status, above the Law. Kudos to the Trooper for doing his job. Here some have gone to Jail for crossing the line. Hopefully he will remain as vigilant as he was today . . . ALL kinds of ID's are available to those that wish to do wicked, for a price. |
Author: | KARMA [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 21:36 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
After reviewing your photos I am curious as to why you have a "bluebar" on your front plate. That is a designation for LE . . . |
Author: | NYPD BLUE [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 21:42 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
LuVonda wrote: After reviewing your photos I am curious as to why you have a "bluebar" on your front plate. That is a designation for LE . . . The Symbol = BLUE THIN LINE is for For "Fallen" Officers.. (Active and Retired Officers often display this emblem..) |
Author: | KARMA [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 21:48 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
I know what it represents On Personal Vehicles . . . The Thin Blue Line is a symbol that law enforcement officers in the United States use to identify other officers, their spouses and other family members. Altho, I know your reason and appreciate it, it could cause someone to think that you are LE and that would not bode well for this Industry. I can assure that if that were on a vehicle used for Recovery, here in Arkansas . . . You would be needing a Bondsman (I know a good one ) as well as it being used as yet another teaching tool for CE Class. |
Author: | NYPD BLUE [ Thu 27 Jan 2011 22:16 ] |
Post subject: | Re: Pulled Over by a Florida State Trooper Today.. |
Good thing I dont live by you then... lol as for Florida since I have lived here for 10 years I have yet to be harassed by any other LEO about that plate or my FOP "ACTIVE MEMBER" emblems on my Tags as I am a member still of the FOP.. I have only been pulled over maybe 6 times in 10 years (including today).. and every time have been given professional courtesy by the officer and was on my way each and every time thankfully.. also in FL .. the Dept of Motor Vehicles allows you to have your Tags and Driver License Information "Removed" from their data base for your personal safety, if you are former LE / or a Bail Bondsman, along with other various public figure positions....so when the Officer runs your tag on his computer, it automatically comes up Surety Agent / or Retired LEO / or Active LEO.. etc.. http://www.flhsmv.gov/html/Policies/0902.pdf Florida DMV Form # HSMV 96020 as for the Crown Vic.. we will be registering with FL DMV as a Prisoner Transport Vehicle soon.. |
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