re: Let's hear your DUI check stories

Well if people like you werent giving out highway tickets like candy than drivers wouldnt have to worry about going five mph or so over everytime we see "protect and serve" lights. Did you know some people have to choose between paying their traffic ticket and their rent. Your scum and another pawn in a huge money making scheme where your at the bottom. Oh, and dont give me the line where I will need a police officer one day, because I will never call yall.

Hattiesburg?

Checkpoints are unconstitutional. It's has nothing to do with public safety and everything to do with control and money.

Have we met?

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it was not a sobriety issue

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That's what everybody who gets over says.

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We have HOA approval and full backing. They are the law here.

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Maybe. Are you T Jenkins of the Baton Rouge police department who gave me an MIP back in 2012 that cost me seven hundred dollars. Great money making scheme there. Or are you a Jefferson Parish police officer who once told me to fight a perpetrator because they won't be able to find me.

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wildtigercat93

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my story is almost identical to yours.

im leaving pint night, had 4 beers. not drunk at all, but at that nice buzz. driving home to my place at Lake Beau Pre. I'm on Brightside and pass a State Trooper going the opposite way. he pulls around and kills his lights, but i dont notice. follows me down to River, where I do a rolling stop (allegedly). he pulls me over in the first beau pre (the houses)

i roll down all my windows and turn all the cab lights on. he tells me to get out. i walk over. older black guy.

when i tell you i fricked up nearly every single thing i said, i mean it. he asked where i was coming from, i say "Corner Bar, uh, I mean Bulldog". He asks where that is and I say its in between College and Acadian on Perkins. He asks if I know what I did, I tell him no. He says rolling stop and I said "ahh yeah, that's a bad habit." he goes "oh, it's a habit of yours?" i started stuttering and I'm like "uhh no sir, i meant to say it's a bad habit that everyone is guilty of from time to time." he asks a few other things that i forgot, but i remember fricking up all my answers there too.

he walks up and peers inside my truck and walks back. he looks at my license and says "you live near here?" I said yes, in teh condos one street over. he thinks and says "be safe tonight. watch those rolling stops."

my a-hole was clenched for nearly 2 weeks after

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I'm thinking to myself "you stupid frick, you are about to be arrested Bexause you sound like an idiot"

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this was me the entire time.

One time I saw a DUI checkpoint and drove through it without issue because I'm not a scumbag piece of shite who drinks and drives.