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re: Orlando Officer Drives Off After Deputy Pulls Him Over For Speeding
Posted on 6/16/23 at 7:49 am to 427Nova
Posted on 6/16/23 at 7:49 am to 427Nova
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There is no rules for officers - they fly by me all the time with no lights on. The other night 2 Tahoes flashed for truck to move out of passing lane and then proceed to go by at 100 mph with no lights or sirens on. They do it all the time. Rules for thee and not for me.
I was wondering what the rules were for pulling over a marked unit. Makes sense they could, but never have seen it. The City cop sure was an a-hole. He even used the obfuscation of "I'm going to work, what does it look like I'm doing". Last time I got pulled over for speeding, I should have said "I'm going to tractor supply, what does it look like I'm doing".
Not sure what the rules are when they're going to a call. I did a couple of ride alongs and there were a couple of times we got up to speed before turning on lights and sirens. Generally I'd think if you have to exhibit high speeds or drive erratically you'd need to hit the lights, but it seems like there are some situations where they sometimes don't.
Posted on 6/16/23 at 9:35 am to WhiskeyThrottle
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I was wondering what the rules were for pulling over a marked unit.
The deputy can easily argue that he was concerned something happened to the officer who should have been driving the vehicle or the vehicle was stolen. A police officer shouldn’t be driving like that with no emergency lights so is it far fetched to think a bad guy somehow got control of the vehicle but didn’t know how to activate the lights/sirens? When the cop tried to evade the officer and wouldn’t stop, the deputy would be even more concerned.
His fellow officers should feel good that this deputy has their backs.
Posted on 6/16/23 at 10:58 am to WhiskeyThrottle
Well, they do it all the time at 6am on the way to work on Interstate. Unmarked Tahoes flying with no lights and probably late for work. All the other cars slow down and cause problems on interstate just so they can fly by going to work. Nice.
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