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State Highway HWY 22 near FM 55   Blooming Grove, Texas

Navarro County Sheriff Dept. or Blooming Grove City police sit mostly under old car wash next to old gas station or in low lying area entering or leaving town.

May 7, 2008   Texas   0 comments

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State Highway 22 near FM 55   Blooming Grove, Texas

The speed through the tiny community of Blooming Grove is 40 mph. As a westbound driver leaves town he passes the FM 55 crossing and sees a 55 mph sign about half a block ahead. The local cop has a favorite spot on a side street that he swings out of to nab normal law-abiding drivers who make the mistake of accelerating up from 40 mph because they can see the 55 limit posted right in front of them. After ticketing me, the policeman returned to the same location to wait for his next customer.

Jan 2, 2007   Texas   0 comments

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