Explain Police Behavior?
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Some of these people might remember him from when he was 12 I guess.
Here's what you do.. buy a junker to drive around.. ya know, something you don't mind getting thumped from behind. Next time that happens, wait for a good chance to mash your brakes really hard- something that won't make it seem like you did it on purpose. Then, when the time is right... panic stop. Tailgating POs will learn a lesson. "Sorry officer, I was scared I was going too fast for that pothole.. I guess I just panicked. Sorry about your car. Hope you don't get in too much trouble.". Look real sorry.
Make sure your head restraints are adjusted properly.
Sounds like I've done this before? Nope, not me. [For NSA, this is pure sarcasm..I'm just kidding of course].
I've been tailgated by POs as well- back when I was young and single, and driving around at 3am- much like yourself. I have no idea why they do this, but I agree with a previous reply that it's likely them trying to fish. I think it's unnecessary and goes a long way in harming the trust we should have with them.
Make sure your head restraints are adjusted properly.
Sounds like I've done this before? Nope, not me. [For NSA, this is pure sarcasm..I'm just kidding of course].
I've been tailgated by POs as well- back when I was young and single, and driving around at 3am- much like yourself. I have no idea why they do this, but I agree with a previous reply that it's likely them trying to fish. I think it's unnecessary and goes a long way in harming the trust we should have with them.
Corvette Racer
*Banned*
Note to self: Stay out of the LEO forum. Most of them seem to be a bunch of self-righteous pricks who probably became LEOs so they could carry a weapon and bully others. Glad I grew up in an era where the LEO was your friend, not a member of a a**hole clique. Names I mentioned? Great LEOs from a bygone era. Ask around.
Corvette Racer
*Banned*
Yes, I knew Ralph. Went to school with his son. When I went, we had it at Camp Stallion near Thunderbird Beach, and also at the old group camp at Fountainbleau State Park. Used to have guest councilors like Earl Gros, Jimmy Taylor and other NFL players from Louisiana.
mcinfantry
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i knew the owners son, went to school with him iirc
Corvette Racer
*Banned*
When I was 12 I was shooting NRA 50' small bore in statewide competition. What were you doing when you were 12, playing Super Mario Brothers?
T-Bird was owned by the Facundus family. I am good friends with Dale's ex-wife.
You're awesome.
Ok, now that we've acknowledged that, will you stop bragging about how awesome you are? The name dropping is really lame.
JR1572
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Maybe his pot smoking kept him from actually beating LEO so he has to befriend them to feel like part of the team. If he were female he would be referred to as a "holster sniffer".
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Corvette Racer
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Holster sniffer? Haaaaaaa That's pretty funny coming from a doughnut jockey. If I had known you would get your panties in a knot, I never would told the story. Since there are only a couple of real LEOs on here like Charlie 12 (the rest seem to be bullies with guns) I am going to leave your little clique forum and go back to the real shooters forums. Tell you what else I'll do. I-12, any day, red Corvette with NRA sticker on back glass. I never go less than 10 over. If you can get me, I'll come on here and make a public apology and acknowledge what a great LEO you are. If you can get me with a laser, it's a $100 bonus. Good hunting.
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