Sgt1411
Elite Explorer
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- February 22, 2011
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- VanBC/GoodyearAZ
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- 2021 Explorer ST
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- PRINCE51
Sorry about the ticket - sucks when the cops are lying.
Here is s tool to prevent or support your next ticket. I've used it a few times to get out of speeding tickets when i wasnt speeding.
http://www.vehiclespeedlogger.com/index.htm
For 0.99 its not a bad try. I like it and have it installed on every phone in my house.
The cop is lying?.....what are you basing that on?.....some guy on an Internet forum posts that his wife got a ticket and she never speeds?
EVERYONE speeds, EVERYONE lies. Even wives of guys on Ford Forums....yup as amazing as that seems it happens.
Without knowing the facts, not 2nd hand hearsay, thats a pretty bold statement to say the cops lying.
Thats like saying "I know that guy is great guy he could never have killed his entire family no way" Guys do kill their entire families, just an FYI.
The cop could have made a mistake but its more likely the Radar/Laser technology in his police vehicle told him what the speed was, not made up in his head. If the equipment is faulty then the ticket needs to be dismissed.
Lying as a cop can result in loss of employment so its a big risk for a simple speeding ticket.
As an aside I think traffic enforcement is another form of taxing the general public, only serious or dangerous offences should result in ticketing. The speed difference in this case is negligible.
What would be more unethical would be if a cop who belonged to a Ford Forum used some Law Enforcement restricted software to pull IP info from a particular poster and pass that info to his brother officer in the same jurisdiction as the poster. Then that officer specifically targeted that person and wrote him a speeding ticket. That I agree is unethical.
Or if the officer saved a home garage photo from that poster and then using Law Enforcement software extracted the meta data from that photo that gave the XY coordinates from where the photo was taken. Again very unethical.
But your probably right, the cop was most likely lying.