[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Got pulled over today. (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 5/13/2014 9:53:19 AM EDT
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Damn JBT was polite, professional, and I didn't even get a warning. Just a random paperwork check. (They can do that to trucks) But, while in front of my truck looking at my license plate, he looked up and directly into my dashcam. (GoPro Hero 3+ black edition in a frame, set to a 1 hour loop) it has a forward facing red light that flashes when recording, so he knew for a fact that he was being recorded.
He didn't ask me to turn it off, no wire tapping charges, no warning, no ticket. No dogs shot, no cats killed. 
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Yep, 5 minutes, 20, 60, 120 or max capacity of the card. It records in chapters and overwrites the oldest one. Quoted:
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The GoPro's can be put on loop like that?? Yep, 5 minutes, 20, 60, 120 or max capacity of the card. It records in chapters and overwrites the oldest one. You learn something new every day. That is a pretty neat way to have a "dash cam" they have amazing video quality as well |
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Damn JBT was polite, professional, and I didn't even get a warning. Just a random paperwork check. (They can do that to trucks) But, while in front of my truck looking at my license plate, he looked up and directly into my dashcam. (GoPro Hero 3+ black edition in a frame, set to a 1 hour loop) it has a forward facing red light that flashes when recording, so he knew for a fact that he was being recorded. He didn't ask me to turn it off, no wire tapping charges, no warning, no ticket. No dogs shot, no cats killed. Clearly you failed at baiting him into beating you into the big payday. Try spitting on him just off camera next time. 
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Clearly you failed at baiting him into beating you into the big payday. Try spitting on him just off camera next time. Quoted:
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Damn JBT was polite, professional, and I didn't even get a warning. Just a random paperwork check. (They can do that to trucks) But, while in front of my truck looking at my license plate, he looked up and directly into my dashcam. (GoPro Hero 3+ black edition in a frame, set to a 1 hour loop) it has a forward facing red light that flashes when recording, so he knew for a fact that he was being recorded. He didn't ask me to turn it off, no wire tapping charges, no warning, no ticket. No dogs shot, no cats killed. Clearly you failed at baiting him into beating you into the big payday. Try spitting on him just off camera next time. He probably could have.
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Clearly you failed at baiting him into beating you into the big payday. Try spitting on him just off camera next time. Quoted:
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Damn JBT was polite, professional, and I didn't even get a warning. Just a random paperwork check. (They can do that to trucks) But, while in front of my truck looking at my license plate, he looked up and directly into my dashcam. (GoPro Hero 3+ black edition in a frame, set to a 1 hour loop) it has a forward facing red light that flashes when recording, so he knew for a fact that he was being recorded. He didn't ask me to turn it off, no wire tapping charges, no warning, no ticket. No dogs shot, no cats killed. Clearly you failed at baiting him into beating you into the big payday. Try spitting on him just off camera next time. 
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You know there's such a thing as 32G SD cards now right? You can get them online for cheap.  Quoted:
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Post the vid! It's written over by now. You know there's such a thing as 32G SD cards now right? You can get them online for cheap. 64gb |
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. What problem? The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. |
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. CMVs have a different set of rules. He did tell me that I was his first stop of the day who had a correct and legal logbook. |
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The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. Quoted:
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. What problem? The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. What was unreasonable about what happened? |
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Subdued marking black tahoe. Dallas County SO. Nice guy. Quoted:
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Did he show you his p90? Was he in an unmarked charger? Did he tell his dog to hit on your vehicle? Subdued marking black tahoe. Dallas County SO. Nice guy. Wait a second! I thought Texans were ass holes? Maybe it is a trait that comes out when they cross the border into Colorado. |
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. What problem? The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. What was unreasonable about what happened? A stop without RS or PC of a crime to start with. Do you really support administrative searches as reasonable under the fourth amendment? |
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A stop without RS or PC of a crime to start with. Do you really support administrative searches as reasonable under the fourth amendment? Quoted:
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. What problem? The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. What was unreasonable about what happened? A stop without RS or PC of a crime to start with. Do you really support administrative searches as reasonable under the fourth amendment? Thats what happens to commercial drivers. 
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Wait a second! I thought Texans were ass holes? Maybe it is a trait that comes out when they cross the border into Colorado. Quoted:
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Did he show you his p90? Was he in an unmarked charger? Did he tell his dog to hit on your vehicle? Subdued marking black tahoe. Dallas County SO. Nice guy. Wait a second! I thought Texans were ass holes? Maybe it is a trait that comes out when they cross the border into Colorado. Obviously, he wasn't native.
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Damn JBT was polite, professional, and I didn't even get a warning. Just a random paperwork check. (They can do that to trucks) But, while in front of my truck looking at my license plate, he looked up and directly into my dashcam. (GoPro Hero 3+ black edition in a frame, set to a 1 hour loop) it has a forward facing red light that flashes when recording, so he knew for a fact that he was being recorded. He didn't ask me to turn it off, no wire tapping charges, no warning, no ticket. No dogs shot, no cats killed. A little piece of electrical tape solves that. |
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It's great. I think only the 3 series has the loop feature. You can get factory refurbs from gopro.com for $265 Quoted:
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How do you like the GoPro as a dashcam? I'm thinking I want to get a cam for my truck as well but I'm just not sure which model to pick up. It's great. I think only the 3 series has the loop feature. You can get factory refurbs from gopro.com for $265 Damn, thats not bad at all. Especially for something that could save my ass in the case of a major accident. |
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. What problem? The death of civil liberties. More specifically the death of the fourth amendment. What was unreasonable about what happened? Commercial vehicles can be stopped just so they can check our logbooks. Complete bullshit if you ask me. |
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It would be since PC is not required. 
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts.
RS...whatever.
The point is under an administrative stop there is no proof a crime took place before an official search and seizure takes place. That should be wrong. People who participate in searches of that nature don't respect the fourth amendment. They are no better than gun grabbers. |
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CMVs have a different set of rules. He did tell me that I was his first stop of the day who had a correct and legal logbook. Quoted:
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That is great he was professional. I still think that any LEO who is willing to participate in a stop without PC is part of the problem, regardless if the stop is deemed "technically legal" by our kangaroo courts. CMVs have a different set of rules. He did tell me that I was his first stop of the day who had a correct and legal logbook. That should have flagged him to turn your vehicle inside out. You were "too legal".
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