'Know why I pulled you over?' Fortunately, California police can't ask you that anymore
'Know why I pulled you over?' Fortunately, California police can't ask you that anymore
A new law requires officers to disclose the reason for traffic stops. It's a victory for law enforcement transparency, accountability and legitimacy.
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Yeah this was outdated. They should be informing you why they pulled you over.
23 1 ReplySo they can hear you go "I DID NOTHING WRONG! I DON'T UNDERSTAND! I WASN'T SPEEDING!" spammed like 50 times.
1 23 ReplyIn which case, as long as the cop wasn't lying, or making an excuse, could be easily proven. People might be more likely to trust that they were speeding if cops didn't lie at every interaction.
12 0 ReplyPart of the problem is that cops are legally allowed to lie as an "Interogation Technique" (in the USA at least).
10 0 ReplyThat's why you don't fucking say anything because there's a reason they say "you have a right to remain silent"
But a lot of dumbass people don't because they believe they can talk their way out of anything.
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Pfffft
And you're to imply that the violators don't lie? What a joke you are.
1 3 ReplyIs that not why I explicitly said "could be easily proven"? As long as I'm less of a joke than you, I'm quite content <3.
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Do YOU talk and act like this?
10 0 ReplyI MAY talk like THIS because doing THIS way of talking MAKES me sound IMPORTANT.
Retard.
2 14 Replyimagine thinking people put emphasis on words to sound important, not to make written language clear for those reading
imagine thinking bold or italics are just people being full of themselves, don't even get me started on underline
imagine ending your message with an explanation of your current situation, as if people didn't already realize it
Just some guy sparing a moment to marvel at the retard.
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I wasn't speeding, relative to the sun!
2 0 ReplyYou might have been though.
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