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Yet in all the tv/movies (breaking bad coming to mind) they are careful about this. Taillights working, don’t speed etc.

• Fnoord 3y ago
  Yes, smart criminals don't get caught (or don't get easily caught, ie. after much effort and resources). They know that breaking the law in one hand can lead to a domino effect. I mean, look at Gus Fring's enterprise. Turns out, the entire chicken nugget industry was a front. They're probably the exception to the rule though.
• banannaise 3y ago
  Every few years a new video makes the rounds where a guy gets pulled over for driving exactly the speed limit or slightly under it, because apparently following all the laws is also suspicious. All behavior is "suspicious", so there's no true way around that pretext for a stop.
• Scoundreller 3y ago
  “Break only one law at a time”
• gruez 3y ago
  Ocean's 11 would be a pretty bad movie if the crew got caught on outstanding warrants and/or parole violations because they were going 50 in a school zone.
• concordDance 3y ago
  Got to say, you don't often see someone making the argument "but it works like that in the movies". Makes me wonder if writers have an obligation to ensure what they right is realistic to prevent the masses from being mislead...