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01-24-2008 | 09:49 AM
#26
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As a Houston Cop, I do this a lot... We do it to let speeders know that they are going to fast, and that they need to slow down. He might have had a prisoner in the rear seat and couldn't pull you over. Or if he was anything like me, he just didnt care too much about speeders. Dont worry about a ticket. All tickets have to be signed 
....As far as that camera crap, thats only for running RED LIGHTS..... NEVER SPEEDING.....
....As far as that camera crap, thats only for running RED LIGHTS..... NEVER SPEEDING.....
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01-24-2008 | 09:59 AM
#27
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Speaking of police and their A-pillar spotlights, I was sitting at the end of an unfinished street talking with a buddy of mine after a night out (no idea why we stopped there, may have been getting directions) and a cop drove up and shined his light on us. He started to drive toward us, and I started to approach to see if he wanted anything. Then, out of nowhere, he took off at WOT down the finished part of the street, no siren or anything and he still had his spotlight on.
That was really, really odd.
That was really, really odd.
He was looking for a suspect. Someone called the police and you just happened to be in the immediate area. Once he saw you werent the suspect, be continued his search... Hope this helps...
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