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Yep, all excellent to do when actually pulled. Well almost - I disagree about number 2. Instead I suggest: wait until they arrive then explain what you're goi
by GrinningFool 13y ago
Yep, all excellent to do when actually pulled. Well almost - I disagree about number 2.
Instead I suggest: wait until they arrive then explain what you're going to do, and do it slowly. You can also - if you're charismatic - use that time to talk a bit. Not to make excuses, but just to talk.
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- sliverstorm 13y agoYou don't have to stay frozen. But if you want to have an easy time of things, it's not a bad idea to avoid doing things that might look a lot like reaching for your gun. A relaxed cop is usually a much friendlier cop.
- midas007 13y agoYup. A guy I know, his dad was paralyzed from the waist down, lives in a care facility and shits in a bag for the rest of his life because someone joker high on whatever didn't want to be arrested. So folks might appreciate that a cop might be tense during a traffic stop.
- todd3834 13y agoRemember that this is a conversation about how to avoid a ticket not about maintaining your rights/ego.
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