alpinehyperlite
Well-Known Member
The LEO name and badge # is the officer that viewed the video and deemed the violation to be true. There should be info on it for court to try and fight it. That will determine where the ticket came from.
The LEO name and badge # is the officer that viewed the video and deemed the violation to be true. There should be info on it for court to try and fight it. That will determine where the ticket came from.
You and me both brother! Grew up there. Haven't even drove threw Baker in 10 yearsfor as long as I shall live, I will never again stop in Baker
Same tactic used by City of N. O.I didn't pay mine for two years. Then one day the city decided to run license plates down the street I work on and they impounded my car for not paying it. If any of you have ever had your car impounded they make you pay all your tickets including traffic cams. So eventually they will get you some way some how.
Here's what I don't get: obviously, this is a business for the City of Baker. But what a retarded business model this is. If I was indeed the driver, I was in the City of Baker to patronize a business there. I might have bought gas while I was there, possibly had lunch.
Say they succeed in shaking me down for $40, that will mean that for as long as I shall live, I will never again stop in Baker and do anything at all to help the economy there. I have the memory of an elephant, I won't forget. Seems like that would be a net loss for them, no?
The company is contracted out of AZ. Thats why the address is what it is. I used to be a reserve there (12 yrs.)but things like this drove my decision to leave. The phrase that topped it off on this instance was "Its a money maker for the city". That is not the purpose of law enforcement. The Captain used to be the one that reviewed the video and approved the citation . If it doesn't list his name a badge (they use "B" before their number like B-1, B-4 etc.) call the department @ 775-6000 and ask. Last count they had 4 or 5 total. 2 on highway 19 north and south, 2 on plank north and south, and I saw one on Baker Blvd. the other day.
Send them a picture of the money. They like that...
Same tactic used by City of N. O.
They boot the car. Yes...you can appeal through the civil court system. But if the boot isn't paid within 2 or 3 days, then they impound your car. They tack on a towing and storage fee. And the appeal takes so long...that when its all said and done, you loose your car. Its a scam and they get you one way or the other. Needless to say, even if you were to fight and eventually win....you'd be without a car for the time it takes to fight them through the legal system. SCAM....SCAM...SCAM
To make matters worse, the fines are paid to a company in Las Vegas. The city's take is like 30% and some out of town entity makes 70%. Its disgusting on so many fronts.