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Originally Posted by Redog
I got pulled over for it in Philly, which surprised me. The cop stormed up to my car and banged, I mean really banged on the window and yelled at me about it. I was told that I was getting a break, for now, and if it was on my car as of tomorrow even parked in front of my house, I'd get a ticket mailed to me for $100. This was at 10:30 PM. I took it off as soon as I got home.
That night at 12:04 AM the same cop drove by my house, stopped, got out of his cruiser, and looked at my license plate (had one of those neon plate frames) got back in his car and drove away. It was defently him. I didn't see him but my parents did. I got pulled over about a mile from my house, but in a different district (7th distrct and I lived in the 2nd) and the cars are clearly marked for which district they are in. It was a 7th district cruiser.
BTW this was with my Cougar, not my Alero. This happened in 1996
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And to think, of all the real criminals they avoided pursuing because you would have been an easier score.
I remember like 1998ish, I was in ion's hood on telegraph road, and my oldsmobile cutlass supreme got stolen. Called police, they came and took a report, and asked which way they went. I didn't know for sure of course, but I instinctively pointed down dartmouth road towards inktown, because it was a 99% probability. So about 3 minutes later I see what looked like the same cops in the mcdonalds drive thru about 100 yards away. I walked over and it WAS them, so I asked if they found my car yet, and if they could get me out of the 5 over ticket that their department wrote me a few days back. They were so speechless, they even stopped chewing their big macs while I was talking to them about not doing their jobs.
Never saw my stolen car again. But when I went to pay the 5 over ticket, it had already been dismissed
