Thank you, thank so very much. Seriously.
Thank you, thank so very much. Seriously.
HEY!! Little Bird, wassup?!?!?!?!
That's because he has a paralegal wife who knows how to read oscn.net like a Better Homes and Garden cookbook ... (That and he told me what Section he wanted and I linked it!! LOL)
That must be a special kind of store in OKC....
LOL ... Why yes, it is. Down on the southside here. I wasn't even thinking but that really is the name of it ...
Sure it is, but things will go better for you if you aren't screaming at the top of your lungs about your constitutional rights when you do it. (Just saying ...)
Just tell them that you would like for them to call a supervisor.
Highly likely that each tribe handles their business differently. I mean,... just a thought. Seriously.
Not directed at anyone in particular,... but there sure are a bunch of judgmental pricks around here.
Technically, no, I didn't have issue with his attitude. He can be as nasty as he feels like, I suppose. It just seems to me that when an officer finally does pull some truly bad guy over, he's more likely to get cooperation if he's not so busy trying to intimidate people. I can assure you, if I gave him back the attitude he gave me, I'd still be trying to get my one phone call.
And, to the poster that said I was driving around since March with an expired tag, I didn't drive the car until very recently as there were repairs that needed to be made after I purchased it. At my very FIRST opportunity (meaning first available appointment), I went directly to the tag office. The car was registered within an hour of my being pulled over. It would have been simple for the officer to confirm the appointment with the tribal tag agency as I had their contact information right there.
I'm NOT complaining that I got a ticket. I'm complaining that I got two that seem to be for the same offense. If you want to get someone for failure to pay the state, go back to the person that owned it when the violation took place. I had the title with their name right on it. Why should I pay for someone else's crime?
And, to answer the question, the Potawatomi's stopped requiring the appointment OR the in person visit as of July 1... d'oh! Had I known they were going to do that, I'd have never driven that car, I can assure you!
And, to straighten one thing up, I'm no cop basher. I've been treated very well by OHP or any other agency I've ever dealt with before.
I thought the spelling was a bit different?
I thought those were called Stop and Rob's
It actually wasnt directed at you.
It's not ALL of them, it must be the ones around the larger cities. A couple of years ago I got nailed by one of the youngster OHPs out in the panhandle. Wayyyy out there between Guymon and Boise City. He had a perfect hiding spot picked out in a "divot" or depression in the highway right beside a bridge railing for a bridge that ran over a dry creek. Couldn't see him until it was way too late and my radar detector doesn't work if they ain't running it. Anyway I had just topped a hill and as is my usual mode I was "stepping it up" getting ready for the next hill. I like to "get it going a bit" while going down the hills so I can make it up the next one without the cruise accelerating on the way up. Saves gas this way! He clocked me at 78. It could as easily been 92.
Hey those hills are long out there!
He asked me if I knew why he stopped me. I said "yep" and handed him my SDA, DL and insurance. He said "where's the gun?" I said "right inside this door pocket right by your shins". He said "be right back". He came back with my written warning and asked what kind of gun it was. Nice kid that one was.
Now the old OHP just south of Woodward was a bit different. He was completely professional but cut me no slack. Had to break out the checkbook at the courthouse on that one.
Peeving about peeves, judging the judgemental...Hello Pot.
Yeah, we can be rough though. Sorry.
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