Ticket.

[VXjunky]

exactly...two sides to every story....walk a mile in his shoes (the officer)

[circmand]

It sounds like you really pissed that cop off. Do a ride along, you will never disrespect an officer again no matter how much of an *** they may seem to be. The **** those guys deal with on a daily basis is ridiculous. (and mine was just highway patrol) And keep in mind they are usually dealing with the bottom pit of our society. I'm not saying the cop was right in the use of force, I'm just saying it would not have come to that if you were more respectful.

and been privy to several incidents. MOST cops are okay. But as far as serve and protect goes they stopped doing that and now it is write a report and if someone comes up and confesses to me and I feel like doing something I might do something. That and worrying about followingthe rules of the leading Duma writing and harassing citizens and businesses that have the temerity to disagree with the Political Elite. So now it is be polite at first as I strive to do with anyone at first and treat as they deserve as they demonstrate by their actions

[jhigareda]

Cop can be power trippers! They do it to me all the time.

[SouthJ1]

Yes Kat, I wasn't trying to be cool I understand I was beige a jerk/punk to the cop but I did not appreciate at all being pulled out of my truck and my dad didn't either when the cop tol him he did that my dad laughed and hung up. My dad has hired me an attorney to take care of the tickets and hopefully I don't have to deal with the same cop again. I apologize again for seeming like I was trying to be cool I wasn't really I got a high temper and when the cop started cussing me it kicked in and I started saying the first thing come to mind. I just looked and I have a dent in my Vx where he put me against it... I'm not to happy about that either looks like body shop here I come... I apologize again for seeming like a punk I'm really not a punk you can ask samneil2000 he has met me I'm an ADHD and bipolar teenager that can't control my temper very well and it's not a good thing it's horrible.

[Exclamation]

I have a few cop buddies of mine and they do go through alot and there has been a few times when ive been with one of them and they seemed to get out of line and be overly forceful but when you back up and look at all they go through and deal with every day a little bit of a temper with a teenager back talking them is kinda granted. Just the other day he was having to break up a fight between two girls and another girl was coming around getting too close and he told her to back up and she told him to "Shut the F*** up" and boy that set him off and he got up and started yelling at her and made her leave and when she said she wasn't leaving he pulled his taser out and put that dot on her chest and then she got in the car and left (i was hoping too see the punk get tasered personally xD) haha. Just remember always be calm and respectful and everything works out better when dealing with police officers.

[vt_maverick]

...hopefully I don't have to deal with the same cop again...

Every traffic court I've ever been to required the cop who wrote the ticket to be present and provide an explanation of the event. A word of advice: take some extra ADHD medicine before you go to court so you can keep your mouth shut, then let your lawyer do all the talking.

[SouthJ1]

Yea exclamation I was hoping not to get in anymore trouble I mean I asked the cop "officer can you please just let me calm down for a minute I'm starting to shake" When it was all almost over with he let me calm down after cursing me for a minute

[SouthJ1]

Every traffic court I've ever been to required the cop who wrote the ticket to be present and provide an explanation of the event. A word of advice: take some extra ADHD medicine before you go to court so you can keep your mouth shut, then let your lawyer do all the talking.

I haven't taken my medicine in over a year I do my best to control my ADHD.

[vt_maverick]

Then it might be worth it for a day if there's any chance you might not be able to control it when you see him.

Thank God you don't have Tourette's lol.

[VXjunky]

Sh_t , crap, damn, pig, piss, suck....Tourette's??????

[SouthJ1]

Haha I'm glad I don't either that would have been bad news... But yes I will probably take an adderall before court and that will help my ADHD February 18th wish me luck...

[tom4bren]

Best of luck.

Hopefully the judge will see the number of citations and feel that you were wronged (izzat a word?). If the officer had only cited you for 1 or 2 violations then it might look more reasonably in the officer's favor.

[VXjunky]

wronged?...it is in at least cowboy songs

[MeowMix]

I agree with most here -- respect, respect, respect. It won't always work to get you out of a ticket (I still have been ticketed in the seven out of ten times I have been pulled over), though it's a better bet than rudeness...which usually grants additional tickets. I'm not defending the actions of the officer either; unfortunately, sometimes you DO run into a complete a-hole. Others, such as my uncle, are too nice and get in trouble at work for not writing enough tickets, lol. We all have different personalities. Good luck in court...having the wrong year on the tickets will certainly have them thrown out, and try to be nice this time, lol.

...also, Adderall is a med made up of four different amphetamine salts, and it can be rather habit forming. It's one of the most potent ADHD meds on the market, and deciding on your own to take a single/couple of pills every now and again may not be a wise choice -- you may want to consult your Dr. before doing so, if you haven't already. Adderall is usually only prescribed for significant cases of ADHD...have you tried other, less potent meds? Though I admire your want to "deal with your ADHD yourself"...I said the same when I was younger to my Dr. about my depression. Too many people rely too heavily on meds these days. Though what do I know I suppose...I'm just trained at the EMT level, and a pre-nursing student, lol.

...good luck again.

-MeowMix

[SouthJ1]

Meowmix, I am prescribed to adderral although I haven't taken one in years they do help with ADHD I just don't like the feeling they give
Me.