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Speed Traps in Beachwood, Ohio

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Cedar Road By Legacy/Beachwood   Beachwood, Ohio

Officer usually hides in Legacy entrance/exit closest to the bank. Usually is clocking East Bound traffic. Speed limit is 35 mph but cars usually are going quite a bit faster than that.

Jan 15, 2011   Ohio   0 comments

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Green Road near Harvard Avenue   Beachwood, Ohio

A Officr sits on Green Road between Harvard and Chagrin, siting back in the bushes. The officer is clocking North and Southbound traffic.

Aug 10, 2008   Ohio   0 comments

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Shaker Boulevard near Sulgrave Road   Beachwood, Ohio

Police sits facing you as you travel westbound on Shaker Blvd. This way he can clock you on your way into Shaker Heights.

Feb 28, 2008   Ohio   0 comments

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