| Originally Posted by patroldan81";p="  The courts think they are jammin' now... Wait until all of these clowns, who can't (or don't) get thier M/V's inspected, start coming through the doors... |
| Originally Posted by Mikey682 I've seen more than a few cruisers... marked/unmarked ...with waaaaay expired inspection stickers (cough cough Quincy Dare cough cough). |
I was monitoring Brockton Pd the other day and heard an officer call in a registration plate and the status came back quote "Suspended" I know plates come back expired, revoked, capr, swap etc....never saw suspended. The officer, the dispatch and including myself were clueless. The only thing we could come up with is the MV inspection sticker was a fail status which the RMV may have suspended said vehicle for. 
| Originally Posted by Irish Wampanoag I was monitoring Brockton Pd the other day and heard an officer call in a registration plate and the status came back quote "Suspended" I know plates come back expired, revoked, capr, swap etc....never saw suspended. The officer, the dispatch and including myself were clueless. The only thing we could come up with is the MV inspection sticker was a fail status which the RMV may have suspended said vehicle for. Any thoughts? |
| Originally Posted by Mikey682 Irish, I'm not %100 sure about this, (becuase I'm too lazy to go downstairs and look in the cruiser to confirm) but if you have a warrant, etc I believe not only does your license get suspended, but your registration does also. Go on LEAPS and type in SUSP, then look up recent suspensions in Brockton. It will give reasons why with each listing. |
| Originally Posted by Irish Wampanoag ... Blues the suspended was on a license plate just never seen it on a plate on a license yes plate no, live and learn |
| Originally Posted by RPD931 I didn't look it up, but I thought there was something that said Official Municipal vehicles (police/fire) were not legally required to have inspection stickers. |
. Then he said they don't need side mirrors to pass but they can get cited for it if they are pulled over by a PO. I think he was full of BS so I just stood to the rules I was given at training. | Originally Posted by j809 I wouldnt worry, this never happened, RMV withdrew quietly from this and it never happened. |
| Originally Posted by SPD3 If a citation is written to an operator and the operator box is checked, a payment default will result in the license being suspended. If a citation is written to an owner and the owner box is checked, a payment default will result in the registration being suspended. More often than not if the registration is suspended, a third party was stopped driving the vehicle sometime prior and an officer wrote the owner a citation for an equipment or inspection sticker violation and the fine was never paid. |
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