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I would probably pull him over too but arguably he should be pulled over less than normal, right? The risk that he’s some criminal is probably pretty low since
by echoangle 3mo ago
I would probably pull him over too but arguably he should be pulled over less than normal, right? The risk that he’s some criminal is probably pretty low since not a lot of criminals would chose a car like that to travel.
On the other hand it probably has an increased likelihood to have technical problems that make it reasonable to pull it over though.
- iambateman 3mo agoYes but every good police officer had watched Arrested Development and so knows that there’s always money in the banana stand.
- garyfirestorm 3mo agoWow you waited from 2012 to crack this joke with that username
- schmookeeg 3mo agoworth it.
- bot403 3mo agoIf im a drug smuggler I'm definitely driving the most boring, common car directly BEHIND the banana car.
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- ajb 3mo agoThe cops should know that trick by now - the "distraction car" is literally the plot of "Smokey and the Bandit" from 50 years ago. Nevertheless, you may be right :-)
- bena 3mo agoHowever, the distraction car is breaking the law in Smokey and the Bandit. It’s not incorrect for them to try and pull it over.
- AngryData 3mo agoWhat possible technical problem would a cop be qualified to not only recognize and diagnose, but also have any useful input on? Cops shouldn't be pulling over anybody without either direct evidence of a potential crime or a warrant.
- NetMageSCW 3mo agoProbable cause being it might be an illegal vehicle on public streets?
- ssl-3 3mo agoAre banana-shaped cars illegal to use on public roads? Which laws prevent their use?