got pulled over lastnight in the ws6
got pulled over lastnight in the ws6 I was leaving the 249 meet last night and as soon as I pulled out of the parking lot changed lanes to u turn and here comes the cop. when I pull over he asked to turn the car off and all the other stuff license insurance that stuff. When he comes back he tells me to get out of the car and don’t shut the door, and thin he tells me to sit on the curb. Well when I go to sit down he starts looking through my car I go to stand up and he tells me to sit are he’s going to put the hand cuffs on. Thin he starts in on the nitrous bottle in the car and says you need a permit, I thin argued with him. After 2 hours later and threaten to tow my car he gives me a ticket for no license plate on the front and a tike for my exhaust, it was dumped so he said it has to be out the bumper. Thin when I am going to leave he said if never would have pulled out of that parking lot he never would have messed with me, I hate ******* cops. I wasn’t to sure about the exhaust but I didn’t want to argue about that because I don’t have cats and I heard that’s a pretty big fine.
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From: Kingwood, Tx
Originally Posted by pSSycotic
Dont they have to have consent from you or a liable cause to search? **** that, id fight it if I were you.
Originally Posted by SiL3NtXWS6
technically, he is allowed to look inside and underneath, but he cannot open anything. Since fbodies have no trunk, anything in view is fair game, it sucks.
However, my reasoning for the officer warranting a search of the vehicle is because he either saw your nitrous bottle from the rear window or he saw the nitrous bottle after approaching you. Which evokes the "In clear & plain view" rule.
Last edited by c5_ls1_6spd; Mar 28, 2007 at 09:38 PM.
Originally Posted by 99Blk Z28
What is he going to fight? He got a ticket for front liscense plate and his exhaust. For the front plate just get a front plate and take a picture of it usually they will dismiss it. As far as the exhaust goes im not sure on the law about that prolly gonna have to ask a lawyer to be sure.
Originally Posted by 99Blk Z28
What is he going to fight? He got a ticket for front liscense plate and his exhaust. For the front plate just get a front plate and take a picture of it usually they will dismiss it. As far as the exhaust goes im not sure on the law about that prolly gonna have to ask a lawyer to be sure.
There isn't a city law regulating emission control devices. There is a state law though.
when you say "fat" fine...how much is that?
should i worry when i get dumped true duals? i mean i hardly ever hear about people getting tickets for no cats.
btw, didn't mean to hijack the thread 02redws6
should i worry when i get dumped true duals? i mean i hardly ever hear about people getting tickets for no cats.
btw, didn't mean to hijack the thread 02redws6
Originally Posted by c5_ls1_6spd
Wrong! Texas law states that a peace officer must have probable cause to warrant a search of the vehicle. No front license plate and illegal exhaust does not warrant a search of the vehicle, which is in clear violation of the Rules and Procedures of the Harris County Sheriff's Dept and the Texas Law.
However, my reasoning for the officer warranting a search of the vehicle is because he either saw your nitrous bottle from the rear window or he saw the nitrous bottle after approaching you. Which evokes the "In clear & plain view" rule.
However, my reasoning for the officer warranting a search of the vehicle is because he either saw your nitrous bottle from the rear window or he saw the nitrous bottle after approaching you. Which evokes the "In clear & plain view" rule.
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From: Alabama
Originally Posted by c5_ls1_6spd
Wrong! Texas law states that a peace officer must have probable cause to warrant a search of the vehicle. No front license plate and illegal exhaust does not warrant a search of the vehicle, which is in clear violation of the Rules and Procedures of the Harris County Sheriff's Dept and the Texas Law.
However, my reasoning for the officer warranting a search of the vehicle is because he either saw your nitrous bottle from the rear window or he saw the nitrous bottle after approaching you. Which evokes the "In clear & plain view" rule.
However, my reasoning for the officer warranting a search of the vehicle is because he either saw your nitrous bottle from the rear window or he saw the nitrous bottle after approaching you. Which evokes the "In clear & plain view" rule.
