John Ricer gets owned.

Here in Central Florida there is an LEO that frequent's most local car forums. He is pretty good at giving people legal information, posting up useful info, etc and he is also there to look for illegal activities and what not.

But nothing compares to this.

http://www.orlandoforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126522

Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage. :(

PS: Go Steelers.

Linky broken

Site has crashed due to waaaay too many people viewing it.

Kid starts thread stating:;;

Johnny Ricer said: well i was at the street races a few weeks ago and i was racing when i started to slow down and got to about 90 i got pulled over...after everything and about an hour later i got a ticket for going to SLOW lol he wrote down doing 40mph in a 55 lol but the speed limit was 50mph on that road lol can i fight that , it was a 250$ ticket for going to slow wtf

LEO Responds:

Mr. Officer said: Disclaimer - this is assuming you were the moron racing on John Young past Walmart (near the roadside crosses where those 3 girls were killed in a street racing crash). If not, then I had someone just as idiotic do the same thing. You just don't understand a break when I give you one. Please take me to court so I can print this out and show the judge.

poopshovel wrote: Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage. :( PS: Go Steelers.

Go Cardinals

Funny damn thread. For the record, though, one of the worst sources of legal advice is a LEO.

now THAT is funny

derekshannon wrote:

alex wrote: Funny damn thread. For the record, though, one of the worst sources of legal advice is a LEO.

I'm sure you can back up that claim with facts right?

I had one sitting shot gun in my truck telling me, oh you could have gone a little faster and made it through that light. That cop on the corner would have had better things to do then stop you....

Granted I'm sure if I had gotten pulled over him and the other cop would have both given me crap.

Uhh... What the heck is an LEO?

Jay wrote: Uhh... What the heck is an LEO?

Law Enforcement Officer, commonly know as Smokey Bear, Doughnut muncher, Piggy, Bacon, The Fuzz, Speeding Revenue Collector, I can go on all day...

alex wrote: Funny damn thread. For the record, though, one of the worst sources of legal advice is a LEO.

Aint that the truth! I've had cops tell me to hide my gun on my person, hide my machete down my pants, tell me that they are required to impound my car after a collision, etc. I loved it one time in court watching a cop stand there scratching his head telling the judge that he finds it very hard to understand laws, he just gives tickets. He was in court trying to justify giving a guy a ticket for having headlights.

foxtrapper wrote:

alex wrote: Funny damn thread. For the record, though, one of the worst sources of legal advice is a LEO.

Aint that the truth! I've had cops tell me to ... hide my machete down my pants,

That's good advise no ,matter where it came from.

Go JETS?

Apexcarver wrote:

Jay wrote: Uhh... What the heck is an LEO?

Law Enforcement Officer, commonly know as Smokey Bear, Doughnut muncher, Piggy, Bacon, The Fuzz, Speeding Revenue Collector, I can go on all day...

Okay, I thought it referred to some kind of special police division. Why not just use "cop"? It's just as short, easier to say, is one less keystroke since you don't have to press shift, and doesn't introduce yet another useless damned acronym into the English language for no good reason.

WLOA

We Love Our Acronyms

LEO is the politically correct way to say cop, I mean every department has a new title, FBI, CIA, Police, Sheriff, Mall Cop....

That kid will be a statistic soon.