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Posted by: badgebunny

What's the strangest answer you have received from operators during a motor vehicle stop when asked if they knew why they were being stopped?

Posted by: BlackOps

What's a motor vehicle stop?

Posted by: SinePari

Quote:

Originally Posted by badgebunny

What's the strangest answer you have received from operators during a motor vehicle stop when asked if they knew why they were being stopped?

Are you running radar on State Street?

Posted by: RPD931

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackOps

What's a motor vehicle stop?

I never do them either..

Posted by: Barbrady

Recently I pulled a woman for running a stop sign. She is clueless why I stopped her. When I tell her the reason she says, "Oh, ah ha ha, and I wasn't even on my cell phone

."

Court costs have recently gone up to $120....ah ha ha.

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by BlackOps

What's a motor vehicle stop?

That's what you do at a red light or stop sign.

Posted by: j809

I had a woman call 911 on her cellphone after i stopped her for speeding in a fully marked cruiser and in uniform, stating to MSP that she thinks she is a victim of an impersonator. Trooper asked her if she received a citation and she replied "Yes, a $340 ticket". Trooper told her that it was the real deal.

Posted by: Deuce

Quote:

Originally Posted by SinePari

Are you running radar on State Street?

Woulda been even funnier on George St..

Posted by: badgebunny

Ha Ha BlackOps....

SinePari...lol...no, not running radar on State Street.

I stopped a guy last night for a one way violation...when I asked him if he knew why he was being stopped he said "I am lost?" I was like ummmm...no...and I told him why I stopped him. He also said that it was very dark and he did not know. WHAT??? If you can't see the sign then please stop driving!!! He was not to happy about giving up his license and reg, but with a sigh I finally got it. I didn't gig him, warned him and sent him on his way and gave him directions to where he needed to go.

RPD...

Posted by: CJIS

I love the people that blow the yellow lights just as it turns red, and then you ask them what does a yellow light mean? I liked this answer

"Hurry up and go... because it's going to turn red?"

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