Minnesota man killed in car during traffic violation for busted tail light.

A simple google search reveals the Dallas area police departments have problems.


Two Former Ellis Co. Deputies Pawned Stolen Guns: Warrant
"LOL I wld be a good crook!" one reportedly texted to the other

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Tw...6161.html?_ga=1.90784479.498719878.1467955709

Ex-Farmers Branch officer who fatally shot Dallas teen had twice been accused of using excessive force

http://crimeblog.dallasnews.com/201...es-farmers-branch-former-police-officer.html/


Farmers Branch officer has been charged with murder three days after fatally shooting a teenager and wounding another.

http://crimeblog.dallasnews.com/201...lf-in-spokesman-for-victims-family-says.html/

 

Here is the ORS on that.

Vehicle(s) Subject to Impound.

1. Notwithstanding subsection (A) of this section, whenever a motor vehicle is being operated by a person whose operator’s license or driving privilege is suspended, canceled, or revoked and a traffic citation is issued or a physical arrest made for any violation of the Oregon Vehicle Code, or the driver of the motor vehicle is without proof of liability insurance as required by the Oregon Vehicle Code, the motor vehicle is subject to immediate tow by a licensed towing company.
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You're vehicle being impounded is very expensive, seems odd that you didn't mention that yours was.

 

I was agreeing with you, your appearance did effect the stop. You appeared white so the officer didn't follow the law.

 

But here is the deal, all insurance companies upload current insurance information to the DMV. When the cops run the plate they instantly know if the registration on the vehicle is current, valid, and whose name it's in. They also know if the vehicle has insurance. In Oregon it's the vehicle that must be insured, not the driver. If you lend your truck to a neighbor and he gets pulled over he has to show proof that the truck is insured, not that he is insured to drive your truck. Anyway, the police already know if the car has valid registration and insurance when they run the plate. Not having paper to support that is BS. The officer knew your vehicle was insured in your name once they ran the plate and saw your drivers license. Yet they still wrote you a ticket.

Here in Portland the police have automatic plate readers, they are immediately notified if your car doesn't have a valid registration or insurance. They don't need pieces of paper.

In other words this traffic stop you're so proud of resulted in the officer issuing you a ticket that while was technically correct was complete BS. You were given a ticket for not having proof of insurance, not for not having insurance. She knew you had insurance when she issued the ticket.

 

Four surgeons sit around discussing their favorite patients.

The first surgeon says, "I like operating on librarians. When you open them up, everything is in alphabetical order".

The second surgeon says, "I like operating on accountants. When you open them up, everything is in numerical order".

The third surgeon says, "I like operating on electricians. When you open them up, everything is color coded."

The fourth surgeon says, "I like operating on politicians."

The other three surgeons look at each other in disbelief.

The fourth surgeon continues, "Because they're heartless, gutless, spineless, and the ass and head are interchangeable."

 

You're supporting me hijacking threads! :MARIS61: