pulled over for window tint, what to do?
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Originally Posted by kpowr82
You're telling me that wasting his time pulling somebody over for window tints is doing his job, when more than half the other cars on the road are speeding? If he goes back to the station with nothing else to show for the day, then I'd assume he was sleeping on the job.
Maybe he should be pulling over those soccer moms, talking on the cell phones, who don't signal while changing lanes at 60 MPH because they were too damn busy talking on the phones to realize they missed their intersection.
They are much more of a threat to everyone on the road than my window tints are. This isn't the Racers Lounge so I'll stop now.![Offtopic](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies3/offtopic.gif)
Maybe he should be pulling over those soccer moms, talking on the cell phones, who don't signal while changing lanes at 60 MPH because they were too damn busy talking on the phones to realize they missed their intersection.
They are much more of a threat to everyone on the road than my window tints are. This isn't the Racers Lounge so I'll stop now.
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You can be a threat with tinted glass. You're more than likely not a violent criminal and probably never even thought of why it's breaking the law in the state of IL. Unfortunately a few bad incidents wrecked havoc for everyone else who isn't trying to hide anything. In other words, bad guys f*cked it up for everyone.