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Sly Officer spotting traffic offenses from Bridge

Yes the Officer that has been a squeegee kid, and one day even stood in Dieppe
holding a huge sign warning people to Beware of Police was back at it again
today around 10 A.M, this time he was on top of the subway spotting traffic
offenses, and it didn't take him long before he started spotting people not
wearing seat belts , talking and texting on phones. Then as you passed through
the bridge there were 2 traffic unit Officers waiting with tickets, one in a
unmarked and the other on a motorcycle. Once again the Officers were kept busy
writing tickets and or warnings.

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Added: Aug-30-2012 Occurred On: Aug-30-2012
By: newschaser
In: Other News
Tags: traffic, sting, unmarked, RCMP, bridge, Moncton, Mounties, Motorcycle, cops
Location: Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada (load item map)
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  • I've been on LL for a number of years now. So, I'm not surprised by some of the ignorant comments posted here... LL is changing... and it's not good.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    blindmonkeysmojo (126.30)  
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  • No great love of cops . But those ARE offenses . How they catch you matters not .

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    lauriebhoy (1314.80)  

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  • I see nothing wrong here. If they didn't break the law they wouldn't have to worry.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    midwestcajun (386.54)  

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  • Fleecing of sheep, by other sheep. Let's see your ID, sheep.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    TheGlenn (185.36)

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  • This is common practice in Britain it has been going for years ...scum police

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    YuppieSouth (67.00)  

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  • What a dick!

    Cha Ching , Cha Ching!

    I don't know what's worse , getting a bogus ticket , or getting it from a cop in go go boots!

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    RustRocket (1588.60)  

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  • There mustn't have been any criminals to catch that day. I hate these sneaky fuckers.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    420pm (64.50)  

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  • * It is against the law for anyone to use a cell phone while driving, If your cell phone rings, do not answer the call or respond to the text message.
    * Convictions for violations of this law are subject to fines.

    17% of the traffic Deadly incidents are related to Drivers being distracted making text / talking or with any kind of distraction

    from this 17% 80% are minors .

    source www dmv ca gov

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    arizmendi (16.36)

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  • Fucking RC's

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    icehole666 (655.80)  

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  • In some countries, the cop who writes the ticket had to be the one who witnessed the violation in person, so that set up would not be legal there. I thought it was the same in Canada.

    That cop on the bridge may also inadvertently drop his pile of donuts and coffee cup on vehicles passing underneath. Unsafe.

    Otherwise, good initiative. I think it's good to crack down on these stupid texters.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    Horgh_Ungolokh (263.82)  

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  • That can not happen in Texas, unless you let it happen!
    Texas law states that the citation must be written by the officer witnessing the violation. If another officer writes the ticket, it is "Hearsay" and will be dismissed if contested!
    The problem is that most people do not know this and just pay the ticket. If they challenge it, it would be dismissed!

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    gavelwacker (104.48)

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  • If cops really wanted to affect safety (and if you ask any one of them they swear this is what it's all about) they should be out mingling with the public in a huge presence instead of hiding behind bus stops with their magic speed guns. It's all about money ... period.

    Drive around Calgary and you'll never see a cop ... unless he's hiding on the side of the road in a speed trap. If people saw cop cars with them on the streets they would definitely slow down.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    icehole666 (655.80)  

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  • Well not that I'm going to be driving anywhere near that location soon.
    as i'm more than 3000 miles away from that location.
    but Do you have any idea, what they are getting ticked for?

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
    piyoti (229.62)  

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    • @piyoti It says in the info that it was for not wearing seat belts, talking on cell phones and texting. I have no compassion for those that were nailed.

      Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
      11k29 (240.72)  

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  • We do the same thing several times each year. Except we'll post an officer with a laser out in front of the elementary school in the morning and afternoon to catch speeders. Would much rather hear the complaints about that, than having to scrape a 3rd grader off the pavement.

    Posted Aug-30-2012 By 
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