First of all, I understand that this is only my half of the story and so thank you for your replies.
Basically, I was ticketed by an officer tonight for not wearing a seatbelt (even though both my passenger and I was.) So here's the story:
I was helping out at a haunted house that we were doing on campus, it was 10:50 pm when all this happened. We were driving down University Ave doing 37 in a 35 in the left lane when the officer was pulling out of a gas station and pulled behind the chevy suburban that was to my right in the other lane. We continued for another 2.3 miles and it was only when I turned into a parking lot to get some food did the officer turn on his lights.
Basically, somehow the officer could see at 10:50 at night, into a darkened moving mustang with an all black interior, with 2 passengers wearing all black, from across another lane with another vechicle between us and somehow make out that "we were not wearing out seatbelts." (which, I was... ever since I was in a wreck at age 13 I never even start the car without my seatbelt on)
So, I guess my question is, what's the best way about going dealing with this? I mean, a judge isn't going to take my word over a police officers.
Basically, I was ticketed by an officer tonight for not wearing a seatbelt (even though both my passenger and I was.) So here's the story:
I was helping out at a haunted house that we were doing on campus, it was 10:50 pm when all this happened. We were driving down University Ave doing 37 in a 35 in the left lane when the officer was pulling out of a gas station and pulled behind the chevy suburban that was to my right in the other lane. We continued for another 2.3 miles and it was only when I turned into a parking lot to get some food did the officer turn on his lights.
Basically, somehow the officer could see at 10:50 at night, into a darkened moving mustang with an all black interior, with 2 passengers wearing all black, from across another lane with another vechicle between us and somehow make out that "we were not wearing out seatbelts." (which, I was... ever since I was in a wreck at age 13 I never even start the car without my seatbelt on)
So, I guess my question is, what's the best way about going dealing with this? I mean, a judge isn't going to take my word over a police officers.
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