Exhaust Ticket Response from Fargo PD
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i said i saw a cop every few miles and. which even if lots of cops were there, u really think they would have none out patroling. im just telling what i saw and what i think
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Jared Balow wrote:
i said i saw a cop every few miles and. which even if lots of cops were there, u really think they would have none out patroling. im just telling what i saw and what i thinkdo they pull over every one that speeds? I am sure its not that big of a priority, it is just another excuse to pull you over/make quota
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thatb is a good point
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fortunately they probably won't have to deal with us speed racers for about 4-5 months as its getting colder out now and a lot of us are putting them in storage.
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CCr wrote:
Another thought....just a thought.....when a saleen mustang is built that exhaust is then factory from saleen. Chuck, you have a business, you can say that your car is the first TJamz subaru and therefore the exhaust is stock to that vehicle.
As long as the "TJamz" subaru is DOT approved, just like every "Saleen" vehicle is. -
tjamz wrote:
fortunately they probably won't have to deal with us speed racers for about 4-5 months as its getting colder out now and a lot of us are putting them in storage.maybe by spring the majority of this will have calmed down and be in the back of everyones mind.
what is a good exhaust that will sound good and be farely quiet, for my 240, but not be a total $$$ killer
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2wheeler wrote:
As long as the "TJamz" subaru is DOT approved, just like every "Saleen" vehicle is.Right.
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No, I deserve a ticket for my exhaust. It's loud. I just don't want people to get tickets just because they have an exhaust and isn't loud.
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tjamz wrote:
Heres the deal, if a car is loud it SHOULD get pulled over, regardless of country of origin/age/style of vehicle.I disagree. (there's a surprise eh?). When the cops have all the serious crimes under control and have nothing better to do that pull someone over for a exhaust then I'd agree. But when there are meth labs to bust, child sex offenders running around, etc etc then they better get after that stuff rather than a silly exhaust ticket that just wastes their time and ours. Their job is to "protect and serve" not "fart around and waste time".
DaveH
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wow i have really checked up on fargostreet in a while but i thought of something...you can go buy a Lambo or something exotic like that, or evern an srt-4 they all come stock with a loud exhaust...now are they going to start pulling over compleatly stock cars, right out of the dealers lot?
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DaveH wrote:
I disagree. (there's a surprise eh?). When the cops have all the serious crimes under control and have nothing better to do that pull someone over for a exhaust then I'd agree. But when there are meth labs to bust, child sex offenders running around, etc etc then they better get after that stuff rather than a silly exhaust ticket that just wastes their time and ours. Their job is to "protect and serve" not "fart around and waste time".Oh, I agree with that whole heartedly, but that isn't the primary function of a traffic cop. What you described is more in lines with Detectives and DEA agents. The officers that we have patrolling fargo are probably not likely to be involved with a whole lot of drug busts unless it is in a moving vehicle. Yes, they may follow up on leads from the public, but in reality they don't have a clue what is really going on w/ drugs or whatever. Yeah, they know meth is bad. They might even know of a few users. However I doubt they know the bigger dealers/suppliers for the area.
The unfortunate part of policing the drug scene is that a lot of times the small time dealers are not arrested immediately when there is proof, they always want to wait for the major supplier...in the mean time there are more and more people getting hooked on this stuff because the known dealer isn't being stopped.
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tjamz wrote:
Oh, I agree with that whole heartedly, but that isn't the primary function of a traffic cop.Traffic cop? Fargo has police officers devoted to just traffic stops? That has to be the biggest waste of taxpayers money that there is.... Get them working on serious crime, hell even shoplifting, etc....
Aid to Africa... LOL
DaveH
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Well, for the most part that is what most cops are paid to do is police/control traffic and provide assistance/manpower on raids/busts. I agree, there are more productive things they could do, BUT most are not trained to be full detectives. I personally think that Fargo has about 5 too many cops patrolling at any one given time, but being the conservative state that ND is, we like to give the appearance of safety and protection and therefore we pay our cops to issue traffic tickets.
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if there were less cops there would be more speeding, more racing and more accidents. the cops are out there like they are to give tickets and hopefully prevent people from driving recklessly and endangering the lives of those who dont want to die, i.e. the innocent mom and her three kids. there is no such thing as too many cops
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let me rephrase that...too many cops doing the same thing
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it doesnt matter if there are 100 cops out , I will still find a place to get on it..
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aliengotpsi wrote:
it doesnt matter if there are 100 cops out , I will still find a place to get on it..so true, i find my ways of doing it, and sometime its on a main road that cops patrol!
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