Cashion: 65yr old woman becomes aggressive toward officer---refused to sign ticket and was tased

[tRidiot]

It's a bit archaic if officers have cameras, but it's also a backup for "technological failures".

That dumbass doesn't deserve to drive. That's one of the stupidest individuals I've ever seen. It's a ****ing ticket, lady, now look where you've got yourself.

 

[kirk1978]

I refused to sign my marriage license....also got tased!!

Kidding aside, this lady isn't very smart.

 

[Snattlerake]

It is a Notice to appear in court and is served as a legal document at the time of the stop. The NTA is in lieu of the physical arrest.

 

[dennishoddy]

I don’t understand the ‘sign the ticket’ thing. You’ve already got all their information. Just tell them by what date they shall appear, hand them a copy and move on. She either 1) gets it fixed and the citation removed, 2) goes to court, loses and pays fine, 3) she fails to appear, warrants issued and next time she needs a DL or gets pulled over then off to jail.

But officers making a big deal out of signing? Who cares?

You will respect my authority and do what I say!

Sounds like an effort to escalate the situation to me.
He didn’t need to have her sign. The documentation is on camera.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

She was the one to put herself in that situation.

 

[dennishoddy]

He was the one that could have given the ticket and walked away with it unsigned.
It would be tough to issue a ticket and not have it stand in court with her DL info and a tag # plus video confirmation.
I never sign a credit card receipt. Usually draw a happy face on it and it comes back as as signature accepted.
A lot of businesses don’t require signatures now at all.

 

[Foghorn]

Too answer one question-

Around here the signing of the ticket is in effect an "own recognizance" bond. It's a legal agreement to appear in court or take care of the ticket before the court date Our courts require it.
However, that is quickly going away with the implementation of e-tickets. The courts were requiring officers to maintain a signature log in thier vehicles but finally dropped that requirement. Some agencies around me are actually snapping a pic of the driver with thier handheld e-ticket device but most are using a PC based system where that isn't an option. They just print and advise when the court date is...

With the size of cashion, that may be why the signature was such a big deal? I doubt they have invested in e-ticket systems. Not my area so I can't be sure though ..

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[74834]

He was the one that could have given the ticket and walked away with it unsigned.
It would be tough to issue a ticket and not have it stand in court with her DL info and a tag # plus video confirmation.
I never sign a credit card receipt. Usually draw a happy face on it and it comes back as as signature accepted.
A lot of businesses don’t require signatures now at all.

He was the one that could have given the ticket and walked away with it unsigned.
It would be tough to issue a ticket and not have it stand in court with her DL info and a tag # plus video confirmation.
I never sign a credit card receipt. Usually draw a happy face on it and it comes back as as signature accepted.
A lot of businesses don’t require signatures now at all.

Wrong

 

[Oklahomabassin]

He was the one that could have given the ticket and walked away with it unsigned.
It would be tough to issue a ticket and not have it stand in court with her DL info and a tag # plus video confirmation.
I never sign a credit card receipt. Usually draw a happy face on it and it comes back as as signature accepted.
A lot of businesses don’t require signatures now at all.

lmao, comparing it to a credit card transaction is just laughable.

 

[AKguy1985]

Stupid is as stupid does. Usually a broken tail light is just a warning, usually.