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On May 1, 12:15*pm, TJ wrote:
On 05/01/2010 02:45 PM, You wrote: Local Law (I learned later) heard the Squelch Tail, and decided that I was a nefarious BadGuy, with a Cop Radio in my Truck, and decided to pull me over. *He asked for my Drivers License and Registration, which I produced, and then went back to his car, and radio'd it in to his HQ. After sitting there about 20 minutes I got out and walked back to his car, wanting to ask what the deal was. That little action was just *asking* for trouble. You were stupid, plain and simple. When stopped by a police officer you *never* get out of the vehicle unless instructed to do so. Had you been carrying something that could have looked even remotely like a weapon, you could have been shot, and the cop would have been justified in doing so. TJ -- There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. Why call him stupid? There's no call for that kind of snap judgment. He may be a better learner than you and know more than you. Overall, I found his post quite interesting. |
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