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Speed Traps in Slaton, Texas

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Hwy 84 to loop 298 Slaton, Texas

They regularly sit right in the median in a Dodge PU, just beyond any overpass in Slaton. Rush hour AM and PM is good, but especially Friday and Sunday nights (college students). If the weather is bad they disappear, snow, rain, etc. They like to get out of towners for obvious reasons and rarely stop [weigh] the big trucks, and never stop the local haulers. It has to be the most prolific fifteen miles of Hwy 84, as it is constantly patrolled. BTW, they do training rides for rookies here and a good stop helps educate the new recruits! Selectively no camcorders in the Troopers cars, so bring your own. The Troopers sometimes drive real slow so they can profile each car as it passes. I can find no other reason for them to drive 40 MPH in a 70 MPH zone. Texas Police Chief's Association has stated opposition to the anti-profiling law currently under consideration in the Texas legislature. My advice to students, go to school somewhere else, you're a target.

Apr 1, 2001 Texas 1 comments

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Yes! This is a speed trap. (3) - No, this is definitely NOT a speed trap. (11)

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