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Don't speed in Florida and let this Trooper catch you

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Trooper has some guts and strong ethics, +100 to her.

Yes I agree he should lose his job and his damn license. That is flagrant abuse of his job. I bet he figured is this effin guy crazy pulling me over in a marked cruiser? lol Good for her.

AWESOME! Sick and tired of seeing all the cops that think they are above the law. Get rid of all those damn gold shields people have too while their at it. They all think they have the right to do what we are not allowed to do. Give that woman a raise and fire the other guy.

Florida Highway Patrol are the best guys and gals you could ever want to meet, but they will mess you up if you cross them the wrong way. Good for her for sticking to her guns and following through, we need more people like her.

this trooper aint takin no BS! good for her! Miami should have a police vacancy soon....-haha!

Although he was in the wrong for speeding to a off duty job , cops in general show each other "professional courtesy".I guess depending on her barracks she may get alot of crap for doing what she did or she might get praise for it. The guy shouldn't have abused his power though regardless.

Although he was in the wrong for speeding to a off duty job , cops in general show each other "professional courtesy".I guess depending on her barracks she may get alot of crap for doing what she did or she might get praise for it. The guy shouldn't have abused his power though regardless.

 

There should be ZERO professional courtesy for actions that endanger many peoples lives. Not wearing a seatbelt? Prof courtesy, On the cell phone? Prof courtesy, Rolling thru a stop sign? Prof courtesy.

 

Driving 120 miles per hour? Multiple tickets just like I would get. Drunk Driving? Tickets and loss of job or at least a nice unpaid suspension then fired for a second offense.

I have never seen a state trooper here in jersey doing less then 90+ mph on turnpike or parkway unless they were following a wide load truck or something requiring them to slow down. So how come we don't have state troopers pulling each other over all the time. Or how about the trooper that finally got a ticket after her fifth DUI because the ones that pulled her over wanted to give her a chance to clean up her act.. All I'm saying is cops do this crap all the time and the guy got screwed by a cop that believes in equal justice. She did the right thing, but it's not going to change the large percentage of cops that will do whatever they can get away with.

All I'm saying is cops do this crap all the time and the guy got screwed by a cop that believes in equal justice.

 

The guy screwed himself by driving 120 mph.

I have never seen a state trooper here in jersey doing less then 90+ mph on turnpike or parkway unless they were following a wide load truck or something requiring them to slow down. So how come we don't have state troopers pulling each other over all the time.

 

Here's the thing - State troopers vs other state troopers. This was a Miami cop in Hollywood, FL - 15 miles outside his jurisdiction.

That seemed really wierd. I think it might have been staged. Why else would an official video like this find its way into public hands.

That seemed really wierd. I think it might have been staged. Why else would an official video find its way into public hands.

FOIA

Here's the thing - State troopers vs other state troopers. This was a Miami cop in Hollywood, FL - 15 miles outside his jurisdiction.

 

I agree, this might have played a roll in the situation aswell

FOIA

 

 

So, does this mean I can go down to my local PD and request... say ... the last 3 days of patrol car camera video tape?

So, does this mean I can go down to my local PD and request... say ... the last 3 days of patrol car camera video tape?

 

 

in NJ it's called "OPRA" Open Public Records Act..there is a process to go through, and they probably charge a lot for digital copies. Go down and ask them.

in NJ it's called "OPRA" Open Public Records Act..there is a process to go through, and they probably charge a lot for digital copies. Go down and ask them.

 

 

Interesting. I really dont want any video, but good to know.

It wasn't just the speeding but the weaving lane changes that put the public at risk.

There should be ZERO professional courtesy for actions that endanger many peoples lives. Not wearing a seatbelt? Prof courtesy, On the cell phone? Prof courtesy, Rolling thru a stop sign? Prof courtesy.

 

Driving 120 miles per hour? Multiple tickets just like I would get. Drunk Driving? Tickets and loss of job or at least a nice unpaid suspension then fired for a second offense.

 

 

Hmm, at elast in edison, I can state that "drag racing with all your lights off on a side street with another cruiser to see who pays for coffee while almost kiling me and eveyrone in my vehicle?" Professional courtesy.

Hmm, at elast in edison, I can state that "drag racing with all your lights off on a side street with another cruiser to see who pays for coffee while almost kiling me and eveyrone in my vehicle?" Professional courtesy.

 

 

Book em Danno. I mean Raz-o

Hmm, at elast in edison, I can state that "drag racing with all your lights off on a side street with another cruiser to see who pays for coffee while almost kiling me and eveyrone in my vehicle?" Professional courtesy.

 

Edison is....."Special" to say the least..i've never seen a department that is so interefered with on a policy level by local politicians.

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