Just something to throw out there...and this might be mostly for the troopers...but anyways. Do you normaly take PBA cards and give the driver a free pass. I know about 9 out of 10 people I stop from NY or NJ hands me one. Its like they hand them out with their DL up there. Just wanna get your guys take on it.
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Originally posted by valawman View PostJust something to throw out there...and this might be mostly for the troopers...but anyways. Do you normaly take PBA cards and give the driver a free pass. I know about 9 out of 10 people I stop from NY or NJ hands me one. Its like they hand them out with their DL up there. Just wanna get your guys take on it.
While some will grant leeway to a direct family member for a minor violation, I have always maintained that such leeway should be the same that you would extend to any good citizen; never more, never less. This sage advice will serve you in your career, even if you catch a bit of gruff from that 3rd cousin of a cops friend for writing his best friends neighbor.
Up North is a different culture than down South in more than a few ways. Down in the Sunshine State (Florida) there are no cards but the tags for tags. In the middle-states (Carolinas to Virginia) its blue line decals. Each has their own way to show affiliation with LE and each has its own level of expectation as far as what should be done, or not for a violation.Originally posted by SSDIt has long been the tradition on this forum and as well as professionally not to second guess or Monday morning QB the officer's who were actually on-scene and had to make the decision. That being said, I don't think that your discussion will go very far on this board.Originally posted by Iowa #1603And now you are arguing about not arguing..................
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When I hand you my PBA card I expect full police escort with sirens on, to my destination...
...just kidding I don't have one. I don't want to be "that guy"MDRDEP:
There are no stupid questions, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots.
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Originally posted by valawman View PostJust something to throw out there...and this might be mostly for the troopers...but anyways. Do you normaly take PBA cards and give the driver a free pass. I know about 9 out of 10 people I stop from NY or NJ hands me one. Its like they hand them out with their DL up there. Just wanna get your guys take on it.
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Originally posted by valawman View PostJust something to throw out there...and this might be mostly for the troopers...but anyways. Do you normaly take PBA cards and give the driver a free pass. I know about 9 out of 10 people I stop from NY or NJ hands me one. Its like they hand them out with their DL up there. Just wanna get your guys take on it.The posts on this forum by this poster are of his personal opinion, and his personal opinion alone
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Don't forget the "Brother Badges" that they used to have in NY/NJ all those years ago.
One of those and a "Get Out of Jail Free" card from a Monopoly game should enable you to receive preferential treatment in Virginia..................NOT!!
The comments above reflect my personal opinion as a private citizen, ordinary motorist and all-around good guy.
The aforementioned advice should not be construed to represent any type of professional opinion, legal counsel or other type of instruction with regard to traffic laws, judicial proceedings or official agency policy.
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Originally posted by sgt jon View PostAhh, PBA/FOP Cards. Those, the decals, family badges and all the rest. This is a topic that can get quite heated on both sides of the "argument". Simply put, nothing is a free pass. Nothing.
While some will grant leeway to a direct family member for a minor violation, I have always maintained that such leeway should be the same that you would extend to any good citizen; never more, never less. This sage advice will serve you in your career, even if you catch a bit of gruff from that 3rd cousin of a cops friend for writing his best friends neighbor.
Up North is a different culture than down South in more than a few ways. Down in the Sunshine State (Florida) there are no cards but the tags for tags. In the middle-states (Carolinas to Virginia) its blue line decals. Each has their own way to show affiliation with LE and each has its own level of expectation as far as what should be done, or not for a violation.dubbed code name: Alien #69
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we had a trooper in our area...this guy was too funny. a officer from NY i think was pulled over and had his badge in the troopers face as soon as the trooper walked up. the trooper replied we aint checkin badges todaydubbed code name: Alien #69
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Originally posted by jcioccke View PostWhen I hand you my PBA card I expect full police escort with sirens on, to my destination...
...just kidding I don't have one. I don't want to be "that guy"
Oh, so thats what Charlie had........
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment...investigation/
D.C. police are investigating why actor Charlie Sheen received a police escort from an area airport to his show in downtown Washington this week.
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