You Won't Believe What This Cop Did - Video

[DamianTV]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Erkj9cbpeGM

Absolutely unbelievable!

(yeah, I know thats as vague as you can get...)

[PaulConventionWV]

Anything a cop does doesn't surprise me anymore. It still doesn't change anything.

[DamianTV]

Anything a cop does doesn't surprise me anymore. It still doesn't change anything.

True, but I thought this was a nice change of pace.

[aGameOfThrones]

DamianTV,


http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?398352-Cop-Tucks-100-Bill-into-Broke-Driver%92s-Ticket&highlight=Hayden+Carlo

[Danke]

Someday Carlo will realize he is not a ward of the state and just not register his personal conveyance. That $100 came form his taxes.

[PaulConventionWV]

True, but I thought this was a nice change of pace.

It was a nice gesture, although the money was immediately given back to the police officer via state registration fees. It all happens within a framework that simply doesn't allow you to win.

[DamianTV]

DamianTV,


http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?398352-Cop-Tucks-100-Bill-into-Broke-Driver%92s-Ticket&highlight=Hayden+Carlo

Whoops, totally forgot I posted that...

Ok, duplicate thread, I didnt check the date on the vid, my fault.

[kcchiefs6465]

If caught driving in Texas more than five days after the expiration month of your registration, it is a $200 fine. The officer, as per the video, issued him a citation.

Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined that someone gets issued a citation with a personal subtraction from the total, still being in the hole $100, to go on to equate paying registration on two vehicles on the account of the remaining $-100.

Does he not realize how hard he's been fucked?

[economics102]

If caught driving in Texas more than five days after the expiration month of your registration, it is a $200 fine. The officer, as per the video, issued him a citation.

This is what I didn't get. That $100 probably doesn't even cover the citation -- if the officer really wanted to help him out why didn't he just not issue the citation??

[PaulConventionWV]

This is what I didn't get. That $100 probably doesn't even cover the citation -- if the officer really wanted to help him out why didn't he just not issue the citation??

Yeah, that's really the crux of the matter. I really don't get it.

[fisharmor]

Someday Carlo will realize he is not a ward of the state and just not register his personal conveyance. That $100 came form his taxes.

Or it could be that the $100 came from a rare pang of conscience over having stolen it from his last traffic stop.

[RJB]

Actually I don't believe that the "anonymous" cop did that. :)