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The police can do anything they want, even though it may be beyond their authority! You have to deal with it in court and report the abuse to the Police Complaints Authority. If they impound your vehicle for tint, that is beyond their authority!TRAE wrote:well i was talking to a police brethren and he say how if you wanna contest the tint allegation, they can impound the vehicle and direct you to return when a licensing officer is around to make it official then hand you a ticket. if you take it off when they ask you get away from the ticket.
Computerman wrote:The police can do anything they want, even though it may be beyond their authority! You have to deal with it in court and report the abuse to the Police Complaints Authority. If they impound your vehicle for tint, that is beyond their authority!TRAE wrote:well i was talking to a police brethren and he say how if you wanna contest the tint allegation, they can impound the vehicle and direct you to return when a licensing officer is around to make it official then hand you a ticket. if you take it off when they ask you get away from the ticket.
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Exactly why 99% of the population just accept the 'shaft without KY'! It's easier than trying to stand up for your rights. This leads to the abuser believing he/she can do you 'anything he/she wants to' because you will 'take it willingly'!TRAE wrote:you going that distance? people here does drag their feet unno, be prepared to runaround for more than a year
This comment was not directed at you. I was making a general statement.Computerman wrote:Educate yourself, know the law, understand your rights! Take back your country through knowledge!
Hook wrote:Timecop - he gives you future tickets.
Dion76 wrote:guys, quick question. if a police issues you a ticket for an offense but the ticket has 4 errors.
1) the officer forgot to put in the fine/penalty for the charge
2) the time he put on the ticket is incorrect (offense happened at 12:40pm and he put 2:45 pm on the ticket)
3) the part of the ticket that says "this notice was given at (location where it happened) on 29th November 2014 at 2:50pm" it suppose to be 29th November 2013 at 12:40pm, he put the incorrect year
4) the part where the ticket says "should you fail to pay the fixed penalty you are hereby summoned to attend court on the" he put 13th February 2017 instead of 13th february 2014....
with all these errors should i go to pay the ticket or should i go to court? i don't even know how much the ticket is because he forgot to put that in also.
Dion76 wrote:guys, quick question. if a police issues you a ticket for an offense but the ticket has 4 errors.
1) the officer forgot to put in the fine/penalty for the charge
2) the time he put on the ticket is incorrect (offense happened at 12:40pm and he put 2:45 pm on the ticket)
3) the part of the ticket that says "this notice was given at (location where it happened) on 29th November 2014 at 2:50pm" it suppose to be 29th November 2013 at 12:40pm, he put the incorrect year
4) the part where the ticket says "should you fail to pay the fixed penalty you are hereby summoned to attend court on the" he put 13th February 2017 instead of 13th february 2014....
with all these errors should i go to pay the ticket or should i go to court? i don't even know how much the ticket is because he forgot to put that in also.
Dion76 wrote:guys, quick question. if a police issues you a ticket for an offense but the ticket has 4 errors.
1) the officer forgot to put in the fine/penalty for the charge
2) the time he put on the ticket is incorrect (offense happened at 12:40pm and he put 2:45 pm on the ticket)
3) the part of the ticket that says "this notice was given at (location where it happened) on 29th November 2014 at 2:50pm" it suppose to be 29th November 2013 at 12:40pm, he put the incorrect year
4) the part where the ticket says "should you fail to pay the fixed penalty you are hereby summoned to attend court on the" he put 13th February 2017 instead of 13th february 2014....
with all these errors should i go to pay the ticket or should i go to court? i don't even know how much the ticket is because he forgot to put that in also.
stingray316 wrote:Take it to court and watch how d magistrate does rough up dotish police. You safe, that will get thrown out in court...
Computerman wrote:The police can do anything they want, even though it may be beyond their authority! You have to deal with it in court and report the abuse to the Police Complaints Authority. If they impound your vehicle for tint, that is beyond their authority!TRAE wrote:well i was talking to a police brethren and he say how if you wanna contest the tint allegation, they can impound the vehicle and direct you to return when a licensing officer is around to make it official then hand you a ticket. if you take it off when they ask you get away from the ticket.
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humble.ute wrote:I heard that if you have a trailer under a certain size it doesnt have to be licensed. Can anyone verify this and maybe tell me where I can find such specs because I have been looking.
humble.ute wrote:I heard that if you have a trailer under a certain size it doesnt have to be licensed. Can anyone verify this and maybe tell me where I can find such specs because I have been looking.
davesue wrote:Please Assist:
On New Years Eve i was driving in the vicinity of Princes Town.
There was a routine road block checking for the miscelaneous things like insurance, license, lights etc.
A female officer asked me to turn on my brakes lights (in 12 noon sun) and when i did she came back to my driver side window and said "one of your brakes lights is not working, that is a ticket-able offence"
i acknowledged that it was an offence and expected her to tell me that i should go get it checked out.
About 2 minutes later another officer appeared at my window with a ticket in his hand.
I asked him why i got the ticket and he said "tail lights"
so i requested to find out which of the lights in the back was blown so i could have it taken care of. The male officer informed me i am within my rights to contest the ticket.
I turned on my lights and proceded to the back of the vehicle.
When at the back of the vehicle i took my hand and wiped each lens to find out that all 4 of my tail lights were working. I displayed this to the now 4 officers present including the female officer.
I was told by one of the officers that that was not the problem. He proceded to mash my brakes pedal (without my permission) and we saw 2 of the 4 lights get bright on opposite sides of the trunk.
I was beyond speechless and explained that that is the way the brakes lights work and that 2 are park lights.
one of the officers told me i was "being stupid and only contesting thing"
the female officer instructed one of the officers to "give him his documents and send him on his way" (that included a ticket)
TICKET DETAILS:
Car: B13
amount: $450
Reason: deffective fixtures
Am i in the wrong or should i go to court to fight the case?
Kenjo wrote:By any chance are these reverse/ indicator LED tailgate strips legal?
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