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Fourth Street near Park Avenue   Spencerville, Ohio

The police officer would sit right after a 45 mph sign and tag people accelerating from the 35 mph zone to the 45 mph zone. Not only that, but the police officer said he got me going 63 in a 35 when just two hundred yards earlier I was going 30 in a 35. My radar detector didn't sound at all. The police officer also said that if I would've "tapped on the brakes to slow down" then he probably wouldn't have stopped me. I didn't "tap" on the brakes because I wasn't speeding. I was supposed to appear in court later in the month, but when I called in the next morning to plead my case to the chief, I was told that since I travel a lot and it would be hard for me to make the court appearance, then I could just send in the check for the fine and call it done.

Mar 7, 2005   Ohio   0 comments

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