'Know why I pulled you over?' Fortunately, California police can't ask you that anymore
'Know why I pulled you over?' Fortunately, California police can't ask you that anymore
A new law requires officers to disclose the reason for traffic stops. It's a victory for law enforcement transparency, accountability and legitimacy.
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The only correct answer is along the lines of “I couldn’t fathom!” Don’t talk to cops. They aren’t your friends.
41 0 ReplyI've always just said "it's because you think I'm sexy and want my number." But in retrospect, your approach is probably better.
8 0 ReplyI'm pretty sure "did we have a moment?" got me out of a minor ticket once.
7 0 ReplyIn the lowest stakes scenarios: be white & very polite!
Refusing to open my mouth would’ve cost me a ton of money over my lifetime.
Of course, talking is the only reason thousands of people are in jail today… know your rights & go from there.
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"No, but I sure am glad you did" with a quick wink and smile might get you their number lol.
6 0 ReplyUnless you are a truffle hunter!
2 0 ReplyI see what you did there
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