I wish that they would look at me and say," OK, You can go".
UNFORTUNATELY, I am not a female That can flutter her eyelashes at a cop and
charm him to no end. With me it's usually, " Sign here, Please".
-----Original Message-----
From: SPL311RDST@aol.com <SPL311RDST@aol.com>
To: datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net <datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net>
Date: Thursday, October 14, 1999 10:37 AM
Subject: re: stupid ticket or just stupid cops?
>'nuther cop story:
>
>This one happened about 13 years ago...
>
>One night after a long "freight shift" at the parts store I worked at, I
was
>driving home through downtown Puyallup. (S. of Seattle for those not in the
>know). It was a bit past 1:00a, and a beautiful summer night. The top was
off
>and I was rather enjoying myself, not in any hurry to get home. Out of
>nowhere there came those purty blue lights, and I found myself being pulled
>over, not by one, but by TWO cruisers. They both got out and came up to my
>car:
>
>"Do you know how fast you were going?"
>>"Sure do - 35-just like that sign back there says."
>"Oh- uh... OK. We just wanted to make sure you were *safe*"
>>"Of course I am, can I go home now?"
>
>At this point they were exchanging the "oh $#it what do we do now" glances,
>and just sorta let me go. They never did bother to check my
>license/registration. What WERE they looking for? ? ? They never did make
any
>comment about the car- too afraid?? I don't suppose they'd ever seen a
(then)
>19 year-old red-head in a nice little sportscar at 1:00a before ?! <G>
>
>I 'spose we should add some fancy doughnuts/pastries to that "stuff to keep
>in the trunk in case of emergencies" list eh? <G>
>
>Laurie :-)
>70 SPL311
>Chandler, AZ
>
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