I was on my 45min journey home yesterday with my music up and windows and sunroof open not noticing how fast I was going. I look in the rear view and see this Chevrolet Malibu coming up on me and it looked like a blue glare coming from the top of his windshield so I didnt pay attention to it. Look again as it got closer and it was a Detective or something. He had some weird light he threw up attached to his visor that pulsated very slow. Anyway I pulled over and he got out and came up to my window in a suit with his badge and gun on his belt. In a smirk "What's the hurry?" He asked for my license and I gave it to him. I told him I had to drop my car off in Newport News before the dealership closed so I was in a rush. He laughed and said "Slow down some..These state troopers aren't going to be as nice" At this point my sweat turns into a smile "Thank you sir, you have a good day"

LOL. :thumbup: I'm 24 years old and will be 25 in December and my last Reckless Driving/Drag Racing ticket comes off my record the first part of January 04. I'm paying nearly $2100 for insurance for 6months now. Once I turn 25 and get this last ticket off I'll be fine.......This would have screwed my for a few more years!

 

i vow now to be a cool cop....

 

That happened to my auto-tech teacher. It is weird because he had a detective come up to him and tell him how the state-troopers are 4 miles ahead and they wont me nice. He let him go too. Lucky you

 

I don't think Detectives can even give tickets, I don't believe they carry the ticket books.

 

Your right they don't carry ticket books.

But they can call an officer that does and since they witnessed the action it will hold up in court.