Any Cops Here?? If So...Help
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Originally posted by Darin
When I got a ticket for "laying drag" that I later beat I found out that in the state or Georgia you can't lay drag - do donuts even on private property, you can be cited for it here.
Thanks again Bill Murray for the help with that one, I still owe you one.
When I got a ticket for "laying drag" that I later beat I found out that in the state or Georgia you can't lay drag - do donuts even on private property, you can be cited for it here.
Thanks again Bill Murray for the help with that one, I still owe you one.
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From: California
Originally posted by dzervit
Donuts in a church parking lot... I love it!
Donuts in a church parking lot... I love it!
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From: Mansfield, TX
Here in Texas I believe that the owner of the property has to press charges for citations to be able to hold up. I can't count the number of stories of people running a stop sign or speeding in a mall parking lot and wreck into somebodies car and the cops saying we can't ticket them because it's on private property not a public road. And since they didn't receive a ticket they legally aren't at fault, so guess who's insurance has to pay, the person that got hit...not the guy who ran the stop sign.
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From: Chino Hills, CA
Originally posted by Raoul
Just in case, I should post this one too:
In Fourth Chronciles it clearly states:
"...and do not look up verses quoted to you in attempt to find fault or error. Rather, it be better that you just hang your head and take your lumps. Woe be it to he that dare look this one up. Woe be it, I says."
Just in case, I should post this one too:
In Fourth Chronciles it clearly states:
"...and do not look up verses quoted to you in attempt to find fault or error. Rather, it be better that you just hang your head and take your lumps. Woe be it to he that dare look this one up. Woe be it, I says."
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From: ....I could be anywhere....
Originally posted by Raoul
Just in case, I should post this one too:
In Fourth Chronciles it clearly states:
"...and do not look up verses quoted to you in attempt to find fault or error. Rather, it be better that you just hang your head and take your lumps. Woe be it to he that dare look this one up. Woe be it, I says."
Just in case, I should post this one too:
In Fourth Chronciles it clearly states:
"...and do not look up verses quoted to you in attempt to find fault or error. Rather, it be better that you just hang your head and take your lumps. Woe be it to he that dare look this one up. Woe be it, I says."
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From: Kansas City
This is a fascinating thread...not sure Jesus is gonna hold a grudge about the skid marks in the parking lot. Surely he has better things to do :\ Some cops are cool while others need a hemroid cure.
Yeah, I know, I'm going to hell.
Yeah, I know, I'm going to hell.
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From: Waldorf, Md
Originally posted by deputylightning
not sure on the law in your area.
but in the state of ohio you can be cited for reckless op on private property even with permission from the property owner.
then again with out writen permission to be on the church lot afterhours with you. no good officer would take anyones word for it, believe it or not people lie to the POlice.
also no respecting pastor will give someone permission to come on a church lot to do donuts and a cop would not believe that even in writing. not saying your pastor is not respectable but that he did not know your fulll intent on his lot, i hope.
what would the pastor do if someone got hurt during this, he would likely get charged.
also people around here don't think about it, but most pastor's don't own churches. either they owned by the people in a whole or a large church group that owns and controls that branch of church like: church of god's or Zion churchs.
i like to have fun and i like to spin the tires just like every one else just find a better more respectable place and you will get less slack from the law
you might not like what i said or my .02 cents on it but after 11 years as a deputy its my .02 cents
not sure on the law in your area.
but in the state of ohio you can be cited for reckless op on private property even with permission from the property owner.
then again with out writen permission to be on the church lot afterhours with you. no good officer would take anyones word for it, believe it or not people lie to the POlice.
also no respecting pastor will give someone permission to come on a church lot to do donuts and a cop would not believe that even in writing. not saying your pastor is not respectable but that he did not know your fulll intent on his lot, i hope.
what would the pastor do if someone got hurt during this, he would likely get charged.
also people around here don't think about it, but most pastor's don't own churches. either they owned by the people in a whole or a large church group that owns and controls that branch of church like: church of god's or Zion churchs.
i like to have fun and i like to spin the tires just like every one else just find a better more respectable place and you will get less slack from the law
you might not like what i said or my .02 cents on it but after 11 years as a deputy its my .02 cents